Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)
- Class of 1957
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'-.3 .4 , , 7, ,Q-1. Q14 f 'V -K- ' ' :, ji -:..',1f., ,, - ' L- ,. , ?-f':.- L -N, - ff ' we 5 sw 95:4 :sf 14 ik 1-,s a.', 'l',u.. C s ai -'V' 4' 'Kia u .Q -- . .ff ' ' 3- ...If Q , gh I-'J-. -s . I Y J? M 344- 7.-GQ 'Sm ,, 5 , 1 .immwxxg 9 S Q 1 . ,V Wm, ,K - - ,.M,,4 . uw Wy E? an-G . ,,,,, .EC ,- www vw.-...S -- m,.' , N-pf 1 in in 'S In Tribute To: Professor Dorothy Iames oi the Music Department faculty. To those who know her, Miss Iames is a stimulating and exciting teacher, a guide and a friend. To the whole college who know her as a creative artist of substantial stature, she is a source of real pride. As a creative artist, she has received wide recognition. Particularly notable have been the musical compositions she has produced for children. Her work as a teacher has influenced innumerable students and has in- spired them to achieve great heights, Her pride in her students and their work is as great as that in her own. WAX A A x X 1 ,J x 1k'l ij , W1 . X A M Xl :X 'lx 1 - Y . Y-1' IJ J Z 41 if 2 ggi. ffff R'-X 3' I ,XX xx , w H fx KH 1 JH Ru 1 ...N 'XSL if f N: w w .1 wilt! v' t t PRESIDENT ELLIOTT Distinguished for years of splendid service to Eastern Michigan College is President Elliott. Since 1948, he has seen the college continue to grow into one of the outstanding institutions of its kind in the country. DEAN NELSON ' He was formerly superintendent of Lincoln ts :A:. I 7 if School. Last year he became our Dean ot ttr E 1 Instruction. I ,V in if f 1' ' :fif f . l tl r.t.: 2 gi f' U v J-As' -1 6 - T , 1 xt V rrr F Q N V.-,y.. - ' V. t 1,, ,, V , H ,, AQ 1' H 'S if t V2 E f tj K11t,, B is f ht MR. KLAGER A tribute should be made to this outstanding man who for many years has served as the General Controller. He has done a remarkable job. 43' Q 1 i . i.i.igtzl. I xl V fl f gill? W3 .M ET' if, Z' MR. PROFIT Mr. Lewis E. Profit is Director of Self-Liquidating Projects, a new office formed on campus last year. ' i MR. GREEN F or many years Mr. Green has been Assistant to the President. ln addition to this office, he was last year made Director of College Plan- ning and Development. t 535,t?:, it H tl W Dean Currie is kept more than just a little busy with his duties as Associate Dean oi Student Affairs and Director of Placement and Alumni l Relations. DEAN HOLLIS Dean Hollis is kept busy by keeping the social calendar up-to-date and arranging for addition- al teas, dances and meeting. DEAN CURRIE tisssswf , ...sm 'F' ,N .- -,U ,V . - K' ,IV l ! , 1. t. I V .. t , ,, 4, X 'xi . ' 1 j,., X , V., A Yrs. Y , I . lluzs ZAVI . M in '52 .tl ' g',1L1,.LEL'::-lL, i p , , 4 if A T .. W wwf, .W DEAN LAWRENCE Dean Lawrence has shown all the capabilities of a progressive leader, with patience and understanding in dealing with the students. 1 'fS',2 ' . f I 1 N 4 r - Y. DEAN BROWN tudents admire Dean Brown for his quiet terest in their personal and group problems nd his sound, far-seeing advice. i 6 4 'l lil 4 1 nes, V .if 11-5 A 1 l, , .l '-mqggukgi ii.-Q.1 7? 7 MR. BUCKINGHAM As Manager of McKenny Hall, he is Well known and liked by hundreds of students on the campus. -A DEAN CRANE ig it 5 A Our Associate Dean of Men is a newcomer to the administrative staff, but he is doing tre- mendous work in helping the men of our campus. 9 gfswwww mb uv uv H H Y n DEAN HILL The deep understanding and counseling she has given to others prove her ability as Dean of Women Students. I As Assistant Dean of Women, she has taken a realistic approach in helping to solve the prob- lems of the women on our campus. DEAN RUDIN Ei rf' N, ...N f 0 rf: eigw, 'UCI +1 GOVERNMENT -, ll '4 X . ,,- ,,,,.'- 'Y v4 -71- fr ' 1Gn:'A59QQ'Z4zLQ YAZ5 -.Q 12 If - QV -Q X . AU U C D O E U N N T I L ROW ONE: D. Wetherell, N. White, P. Broderick, M. Miechiels, R. Braddom, M. L. Ranspach. ROW TWO: S. Choate, D. Grath, T. Butts, R. Boyce, B. Rose, I. Brown, Mr. D. Currie, K. Santer, R lEi?DpXlt?-THREE: D. Parks, P. Iablonski, I. Malin, I. Hybl, T. Cousins, W. MacLarty, H. Fast, R. Bales S. Landen, W. Mead, B. Butler. Eastern Michigan College's largest and major Every student is eligible to be elected to the Stu- student governing body is the Student Council. dent Court, which is a branch of the Student Its officers are elected by the student body at Council. The members on the Court have the large each spring. Each of the remaining mem- power to take action on any person sent before bers represents one hundred students and are them who are caught violating rules of the elected by the dormitory students and off camp- campus. us students separately. S T U O U R T I T T. Anderson, S. Pc-ling, D. Wintrode, Mr. D. Currie, P. Spitali, K. Santer. D E C D ENT SOCIAL COMMITTEE ROW ONE: D. Sloan, C. Kirkpatrick KChairmanJ, T. Santer ROW TWO: Dean Hollis fAdvisorl, I. Trinkle, D. Temple, I MacM1llan 1. socially. The work ot the Student Soclal Comrmttee includes the planrunq of after game dances the Homecornlnq dance and orlentatlon mixer dances The cornmlttee also plans one f ' or two jazz SGSSIOHS a year and offers SIX ' lessons during the fall semester to QIVG stu dents an opportunlty to learn how to dance WOMEN'S LEAGUE ADVISORY BOAR 'uf 12 N .ffl .4 V -4.1 ROW ONE: E. Potochcm, M. L. Taylor, P. Ernst, I. McLeod. HOW TWO: M. Stelzer, M. Masters, M. McTcrvish, L. MacDonald. WOMEN'S LEAGUE COMMUNITY SERVIC i 'I4 1' vfsgdg WOMEN'S LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES ROW 1: I. Anderson, D. Shorter, I. Iakubizen, I. Petzold, A. Waldo, B. Rydkolm, P. Menoutes, T. Ramsburg, I. Hunger, M. Constas, N. Puehler, I. MacMillan, , ROW 2: B. Toth, L. Ruggles, Dean Rudin, L. Schupbach, I. Wilson, P. Ernst, A. Hosie, I. Dwyer, P. Engelbrecht, B. Mills, Dean Hill. HOW 3: I. Malin, N. Hague, F. Mackes, S. Clancy, M. I. Searles, D. Poet, G. Ostby, S. Reeves, M. Drake, D. Temple, K. Segerlund, C. Krump. The Women's League The Women's League aims are to help its members by providing a means tor all Women students on campus to participate in student government, offer- ing an opportunity for membership in group activities, and maintaining high standards in college life. lt also provides an opportunity to practice techniques of friendliness, leadership, cooperation and democracy. Since its first year in 1919, the League has been a member of the National Intercollegiate Association of Women Students. This successful year at E.M.C. was highlighted by the senior dessert, senior breakfast, Harvest Hop, League Lark, a helping 'hand in orientation, and participation in many forums. Every Woman on campus belongs to the Women's League. The Dean of Women, Susan B. Hill, and Assistant Dean oi Women, Helen Rudin, are its ad- visors. The group chose Ann Hosie to lead them as president through this past year. THE MEN'S UNION Every man enrolled at Eastern Michigan College is a member of the Men's Union. Iames Brown, Dean of Men and William Crane, Assistant Dean of Men, are the advisors. The men elect their own officers and were led by President Bill Graham this year. The Men's Union strives to improve the social life of its members, assist them with their problems, and intensify their interests in student affairs in cr co- operative manner. It works with manyhother campus organizations to promote a democratic spirit of fellowship. Some of the functions undertaken by the 1956-1957 Union and which helped to make it successful were: The Mad Man's Marathonp films of the homecoming game, parade and other homecoming activities, Yule Loq Draq and Christmas party. ROW l: D. Larsen, R. Santer, E. Kleinsmith, W. Graham, Dean Brown, I. Thompson, D. Sample, I. Cowinq. ROW 2: B. Becker, E. Kirkpatrick, D. Grath, P. Iablonski, E. Mirer, D. Parks, P. Spitale, C. Kirkpat- rick, G. Bullock, G. Coscarelly, B. DuVal, K. Santer, T. Santer. lt all T g House Council ROW ONE: G. Hartman, L. Otto, D. Elgie, D. Santer, D. Bassett. ROW TWO: I. Schultz, M. Grover, vice-pres.g P. Ialolonsl-ti, B. Eppler, D. Sample, K. Bennett, ROW THREE: P. Spitale, S. Choate, B. Appleton, Pl. DePottey, T. Anderson, D. Kleinsmith, advisor: B. Ford, E. Kleinsmith, K. Santer, P. Beale. Dorm Dance n'! 'f BROWN RESIDENCE .1 EDI . .. Social Chat -.als 1 lplggi 11 ps. K ,N rv, 'vs T7 ,Q , 5 ,L- 3.-' , ,. -1' 'Z HOUSE COUNCIL ROW 1: S. Seyferth, A. M. Ianke, A. Fromm, N, Komenaqa, D. Cooper. ROW 2: B. Lowey, P. O'Hae, M. Hathaway, C. Condie, M, O'Toole, D. Poet. ROW 3: Mrs. Hallowell, I. Smith, M. L. Ranspach, N. Gamble, I. Malin, D. McGill, Miss Iones. Ian and Thel GODDARD RESIDENCE Fire Drill ,wwf HOUSE COUNCIL ROW 1: G. Hunger, I. Brown, N. Seddon, N. Roeder, E. Brown, C. Emerick, S. Dunhcrm, G. Potts, B. Schneider, S. Goodrich. ROW 2: M. I. Seczrles, B. Toth, A. Hill, P. Broderick, S. Clcmcy, M. Stelzer, L. Ianiclci, C. Krump, M. Taylor, A. Neerinq. ROW 3: I. Henderson, P. Boelter, I. Wolter, S. Lcznden, I. Dulmcrqe, S. Kcrczorowski, I. Chodbourne, Miss Carson, C. Wright, G. Ostby, E. Potochcn, I. Krcxuse, B. Mugcrry, S. Black, H. Grice. I i.. X?f 'f 1. GOODISON RESIDENCE Hcllfi Club MOUIIH Rouge Cinderellcr M:.5xiis.qus.,1:f,. , . . HOUSE COUNCIL HOW 1: A. Cantelrno, I. Iakubiszen, L. Attard, I. MacMillan, R. Boyce. ROW 2: Mrs. Nobles, N. Lobdell, I. Mader, I. Docherty, A. Bryant, Miss Hyde. ROW 3: E. Anderson, N. Imo, G. Spanke, B. Butler, D. Payne, V. Roth, C. McKissack, A. Waldo N Tompkins, K. Newlin. Homecoming Decorations and float -rr,-lb if , ,. JONES RESIDENCE vs! b' E7 51 House Council ROW ONE: B. Tresh, I. McHugh, L. Fokens, L. Ruqqles. ROW TWO: I. Hybl, P. Peters, I. Trinkle, L, MacDonald, M. Drake, D. Temple, T. Cousins. ROW THREE: Mrs. Whitney, O. Benesh, M. Imnter, V. Koski, M. Frizzle, I. Wcxrd, I. Iohnson, Mrs Trumbull. KING RESIDENCE Night Capers P515 975. ROW ONE: P Wickliffe, I. Beers, B. Henson, G. Cosccxrelly, I. Whelan, I. Rippetoe, F. Wilson. ROW TWO: D. Hancock, I. Orlando, I. Wadsworth, Mrs. Smith, L. Alcxrie, R. Mason, R. Covell A. Freund. House Council MUNSON RESIDENCE - ,., . ,C ... r , i' xi x X ' X 'gl ,4-ul , fp- ' 12 , , , I , 1 V, 1,1-5 , 1 I 4 x V 1' ,, U, gr , L- . vt. 1 .- , 7 . ,L A- X fu -', 'fx ly 'V ig 3 5- K 1 ' Qing! I f U -SENIUR5 0 0 ,.. if. .K wx I, J xi. Z fuk I ,, - X , M4 ,S b 1 , t Meg, MM H' ' 1 ,f :fe t LEFT TO RIGHT: LeAnn Parker, Treasurer: Frank Marvin, Vice-President, Torn Santer, President, Evelyn Brown, Secretary. SENIOR CLASS The Senior Class led by a roster of capable officers has completed its last year with a fine record. The class has participated in many campus activities including the Christmas Sing and Homecoming, but the final days before Commencement have been the busiest. Trying to maintain the tradition and ceremony which is synonymous with graduation, the officers and committees have worked hard to make the Senior Dinner Dance and Commencement days for all to recall with fond memories in future years. lst. eal Aiken nn Arbor eqree only Alan Bulhon Dearborn 1 v 2'- -W' 'lm if 45 elllh arlo Bersam rosse Pointe Ir -Sr Hrqh ea.. S .2 Iohn Alahak Dearborn Later El Wrllram Bedell Patrzcxa Bendle lMrs l Allen Park Grand Blanc Ir Sr High Ir Sr High I In Ioan Anderson George Baker Richard Barney Dearborn Detroit Ypsilantx Physical Ed Later El Bus Ad raw ii... Paul Bernhard! Northville Ir.-Sr. High Mary lane Benson St Clair Shores Physical Ed 'S' 1 KRW' Sf 'mf' ug'-1-lr Y 'ug 'W .el YP L lx Harlan Bourassa Robert Bowlin Glenn Bruland Flushlng Charleston Ill. Detroit Bus Acl Bus. Ad. Later El, Don Butts gi 5 A - Ann Arbor Physlcs .56 1-Q 'I' .71-, ,, 1S-gf Mary Campbell -. Detroit Early El. V' . 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Pre-Medicine t it fe.-if ist ' J N225-i5i?T'i2 ' 1 ,ii , ...- - t u Robert Halle Henry Hamilton Elisabeth Hannon Taylor Township Wayne Ypsilanti Later El. Secondary Ed. Special Ed. Donald Hobson Detroit Ir.-Sr. High F. Dorothy Hart Pontiac Early El. Carolyn Harlie lMrs. Watsonl Belleville Ir.-Sr. High Iames Hayden Lansing Later El. l A D 1 l e-'l 1 ,H . D ,l t fl D E .- L 'I lf ::v 3' I' ff , .f lviajg -Y ' ,. Clayton Holland Georgia Home Ioyce Iohnson llfdilli Billet Brooklyn Ypsilanti Newberry Blfrrllrlqflfm Ir.-Sr. High Later El. Bus. Ed. lf.-Sr. HIQTI Maki Charles Malcolm Minnesota Detroit Sr High Bus. Ad. l Q S, V 'yu Aj: Tk an l -iff xx lm ,..l l Q P! H ,,, Sophie Keagle Battle Creek Recreation t f , fl 1 A r W' Iohn Knight Clinton Later El. reef ' ,, l Q. J Suzanne Kelly Dearborn Ir.-Sr. High Maiorie Kolesnick Dearbom Early El. ., ,N f- from lt ,Q A uf ' ' ' ,:,:1:15:,? X il Carol Ken- Dill King laclgson Wayne Later El. Ir.-Sr. High t., ' ' l'L?i5 'tE21 if-we ku -5 1 Ar. DX. - ..Y we '1 V. in , 0 Keith Kraus Wyandotte Ir.-Sr. High Stanley Kubicki Detroit Special Ed. H gf? L ,r br mx .,. - Q ' - f 3 K' '-ae r L, A 4 ,.-L+ A- T . . ' William Laubengayer Mary Louise Lemme: Patrick Lowney Ann Arbor Detroit Ann Arbor Pre-Dental Home Economics Later El. ...r- .:V- 1 Jw . , , 4 Ioyce Irwin Mcllrath 5, by , V I V-2-fjfil' Clarkston . 'TS - High School Teaching -V Ifuaks .V ,g ' f 5, iii Q-gf ' W ff .tt- Ann McSherry Vt, A -4 ,rl Y A' ' Mayville '15, ' V, f- State Limited Y' lit it t W A .. , f 5' F ' ' L Harlan Minor Robert Moorman Richard Morgan St. Clair Flushing Delmar, New York Physical Ed. Later El. Liberal Arts xl 1 X, ' 1, , 'W' 11 fa-X 'Q' 5 Dayle Navarre Arlene Ann Arbor Grace Moxson Barbara Mulvany Richard Nalbandlan Petersburg Detroit Detroit Special Ed. Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed. Barbara Nelson Plymouth Early El. Shirley Ohliqer Wyandotte State Limited ... X - A. ...4 3' 1 Kenneth Pennebaker Detroit Bus. Ad. . V 'N as 1,3 fm- M 'P U Nick Pappadakis Flint Physical Ed. u 1 t Pl f. A its Q t if , L rtr i I. Iarnes Pickell Dearborn Later El. Bus Ad r Sr 2 il I, X . , 'S' T: f 'ti ' I, Ralph Patterson Detroit Social Work ,. L ttt. 4 ' it 2. rg ,Kr 1 tk! Wh Richard Pray Detroit Industrial Arts Ruth Putnam Detroit , Ir.-Sr High 7 N v , A' 3,219 V f . - g- -if . ,.., 2 . ' 1 ' N, ji ' - w wa.- it M7 7 at 1 fgts I .:,, , , '55 ax A.. WJ- Z Yum., if ' Chester Rogers Kenneth Rohrer Doris Rosenbusch Wlllldm ROYCE Detroit Flint Portage Lake A1111 A1'bOY 28 Industriql Arts Later El. Occupational Therapy BUS Ed My . .--., m. .-X ,,, S H 1 N i1, .ttt t t N t wgtygstg it will wt ll u 1 AEA' V' A tw u 1 ,ff x V 1 is 'V E ll 31 hindler Iack Schlichtinq Barbara Schwalm Mariorie Smith Rolland Snyder Lincoln Park Ann Arbor Ann Arbor Brighton Physical Ed. Early El. Home Economics Bus. Ad. l V, r . t , it-rf' A gy ,,,,,,- Q Vg. Q oi o ooooo 2 o T- W ,', erick Stilwell Ronald Taylor Sandra Thomas Lillian Toth Richard Tunison reenville Ann Arbor Detroit Dearborn Royal Oak ustrial Arts Degree only Early El. Ir.-Sr. High Pre-Law ll , Ad, :X ffg rf -5 rw E7 X Y . L-'J . ' wt 2 rllt r -- 2 f Walker Marrianne Walker Edwin Wascoe Charles Washington i Park Dearborn Bay City River Rouge ry Ed. Early El. Bus. Ad. Later El. Francis Welper Ypsilanti W M Ir.-Sr, High - ll l Claude wiibfmks T ...Ag Ypsilanti I ll 1 3. ,Lf E, 7 M Bus. Ad. YQ 1-1 if EQ- V' 1 ' V Iohn Williams H Ypsilanti 7 .2- . ' 4 . I l , I , Q fi, N..,.,,A it , . ' 1 1- it -:.' ,l iw- -E H nl it J A 'tl A P A 4' 'E -'-.L l imi' f f ' ,' 9: 1 ,- ' 1. rib-,L A M ,,, .. - Y .. Qy..1v V15 , dsx. ,Q 3. , ,l is-LX if Vlrllu ,v the ,,.,z,VV 1.,,. 3 . , ' L N- lb N it ff. 1 5553: ,T Z I ,, ' - 5 f-Q::f77'w '4-11175: , 'El y X . - 5 'X -,ogg-:::, ' -I--:tvs . ,Q - V. ' , , ft W Frank Wood Leonard Wright Nancy Wright Richard Wyer Burton Zander Barbara Zizzx Ann Arbor Detroit Milwaukee, Wis. Detroit Plymouth Detroit Degree only Later El. Occupational Therapy Ir.-Sr. High Music Art Ed. wi 'R- E I , e-.-' , ,fr A W X Q? .., Ahmad, Iadwaa Alarie, Louis Alford. Thomas Allison. David Anderson, Edith Highland Park Flint Flint Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Pre-Med Bus. Education Pre-Dental Business Adrn. Chemistry ' Q Vt ' , 1 ' 1, 1 'U i - A ' Q f ' 12. c Seniors assert l y ' - . ,..'1 . ls :5. Y ii 1. :,., -.G ci 4 flz fglff- lfww .-,' .5 Em E ...gk Anderson, Eliz. Annes. Georgia Arlen. Richard Amold. Bev Flint Pontiac Livonia Flint Business Adm. Special Educ. Business Adm. Special Educ 5 W , 'f Y -A J N Xi 'tim Yl.i:ii! '.,,. f V ' ' .111 4-'st'f. l ' 1' . Atkinson. Thomas Atwood. Iudith Aubuchon. Richard Ypsilanti Detroit Pontiac Business Education Music Education Business Adm. Baird, Doreitha Benton Harbor Early Elem. Baker, Edwina Ann Arbor Music Educ. Baker. Harold Clayton Social Science .. ,- Bantien. Richard Bantien, Suzanne Bargcmiian. Carl Batko. Frances Beirs. IGIHES Ypsilanti Ypsilanti Melvindale Belleville D9GfbQfI1 Later Elementary Early Elementary Business Educ. Early Elem. Recreehon A . 1. H: it it tt, tn, 'r,,w:'y tu tu wxwwnyvwvtj I , ...gy . , I... thu g: f...ij.tjg...!gmg I R it .5 if V ll P?'i. ll lliulll-ll'llH,w. 4 '....1 iilW-., LL,lm., ' ,,,, mzzeglf..rrmei-gwll. L -1 .'iULie,1E Belleville, Dale Berkich, Edward Berry, Marian Best, Charlotte Milford Cleveland, Ohio Flint Ypsilanti Secondary Educ. Pre-Medicine Business Educ. Later Elem. 5 Mer- -,X Blewett. Ronald Borgstadt, Peggy Borsvold, Nadene Bowers, Reita Ann Arbor Willis Pontiac Milford Secondary Educ. Special Educ. Special Educ. State Limited , - , - all ' ' t. V .- l F lf 1 I tl en its Boyld, Brian Breikss, Ivars Pontiac Ann Arbor Secondary Educ. Liberal Arts tt! jltlf M ,, , -Siu- lim, 'H ' 1 '- ' 7 Bryant. Herman Detroit Secondary Educ. 4951 Briskoen, Lee Ypsilanti Business Adm. Broderick. Pat A Dearborn ,. lytisktl - ' wil.,-' ' ? '-.,- lk l r X 5 . I lu 52: v FN I, I .Q K si :Nt 5 P1 th I Brown. Evelyn Wyandotte Special Educ. Later Elem. Brooker, Marie Ann Arbor Early Elem. it it 1 it it tu ,,,i-.- .. W it w A-,,..:..E' Y , , yu V ' sr Blauvelt, Herbert Ann Arbor Business Adm. - Bryant, Amaryllis Detroit Later Elementary Brown, Gertrude Ecorse Secondary Educ. l- YL ig' XE' 4 Ill.-. n, , Brown, Iames Ypsilanti Business Adm. -' tif- U, ,, 1' -n it-G1 E '.t!51 -'Z-ir- .V .. - ' ' E X E . + A -Nr H. ' 'Yi 2 X V 1 I .,,, H 'M .gg ,- Q if Z.: .4 2 ' ' :-1 ft X P w e-v zaui. M? Bunce, Dale Burxess, Daniel Buster. Iohn Buttles. Edward Camlllo, Ronald Saginaw Detroit Ypsilanti Holland Livonia Phys. Ed. Bus. Ad. Ir. Sr. High Industrial Arts Bus. Ad. I P 1 VI F H I - I ni' V l JG Y g' 'R .I . , ,N -- H it ' ' if rw N. A-s.,,f ., -.F lvv ,V wit K y Canon. Iohn Chadbourne. Iudy Chamberlain, Daryl Chase. Marcia Dearborn Madison Heights Ypsilanti Kenmore, N.Y. Ir. Sr. High Physical Ed. Later Elementary O.T. 1 5. .R 1 aj vm r lt Z 1 -E-Ti? ' t ' - emu. .. Chattman, Marva Chowen, Rose Ciavola, Echite Clifford, Carol Flint Walled Lake Detroit Detroit Home Ec. Early El. Ir. Sr. High Later El. Close, Alice Ann Arbor Social Work Close. Ioyce 'Cry 22' , 'V Ypsilanti ' I ' Ir. Sr. High Qty . N f Q! H Close, Robert Lincoln Park Industrial Arts I F Q Q' V xt ' 1 lt if ' tif ' i img gf Y - ' ' l it-. Lr-bzeinl Y , .r5f Cole, Kay Congdon. Dorine Constas, Maria Coon. Iacquelin Cooper, Carol Carleton Ypsilanti Neenah, Wisconsin Belleville YPSIIUHU ' State Limited Ir. Sr. High Music Ed. State Limited SP'-90151 Ed- ., --: ,i W A 3 Mg t ' 1 'Q - 4' 'i ' -4' F, '-2 ff. .avwi sm. .f l Q - f ' ' ,V i gf, td, . ' ts, - , -X 3 'e, 4, v . Y- lx H5 . -1 Y, L. 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Grace ' ' Dearborn l , Special Ed. Davis. Sally tu. Northville if A Recreation . QQ T r :mil if., git' N i .ni -1 u . 1 V Ne. .,- 5:1-iq 93 in H N ' - :' 4 --f M rt --' t ii -a i Dawson, Edward DeCaminada, Martha Deibel. Louis Demski. Virginia Dempster. Thomas Willow Run Columbus, Ohio Trenton Ann Arbor Royal Oak ' State Limited Ir. Sr. High Early Elem. lf- ST- High Ir. Sr. High Belleville Dickerson, Ioyce Business Adm. i 2 wr' 'I:i1 in 1. u . ..' ..,' w11l lil Wi it it I' ,jf M 5 bv v bei Wi ' I G ' K it J 1 5 N t 4. 41 ll af lmu Diegel. Martha eff- D , l l .J u lr. .J R Di, war. Arthur Docherty. Isabelle .ew v.. S . , A, ba fill f .El Docking. Wm Highland Park Secondary Ed. Dreiman. Walter Ypsilanti Business Adm. Durham. William Saginaw Secondary Educ. 1. Pittsford i-tomulus Smith's Creek Early Elem. Secondary Educ. Physical Educ. 5 -fla w .. I Aw .vff iii A . ffsgi ., H' . 2 1 1. T llli ' l ' . .31 NIO. -X . A- -i jr 'Yi' N .1 - - ' if 2 .. 'R mf' Q- if r-- V H 52' i -. 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Sr. High teas.: - ra Fench Lois Saline Art Ed Early were , ii ' E Finzel Joyce Pontiac Fischer. El. '-rx 427 Fuller, Mary Ellen Wyandotte Early Elementary it , X I jk ' :N t A it it ex vi .tt.M.g,u ip, ,N tt, W- tx WM 'tt2 wrjtt it l5 l'ltttl'lt, Erdody, Barbara Ypsilanti 1' Ji y r t 5 . H H X I .:.A.,. Zzl Z 0 ,X Emerick, N .1 Eppler, Robert Ann Arbor Richmond Music Ed. Science lr 'N EWR Fillmore. Maurine Detroit Early Elementary Georqena Dearborn Early Elementary Ir. Sr. High ,Wx , . . . 1 1' it if: t . ,M i We , , ..:.:.: - F 5 lg - , , ti, V tgjevvi ' rhpvh . .rm . 4 it E P e . J 1 gr--T' isgreq, MJ Frazier. Anna Chicago, lll. Ir. Sr. High Fravenheim, Ioseph .- Detroit - ir .f Bus' Ad' dawn ' t,-.. it l 5' rift - ai Q .4 ,K A kg 2,4 , 'V i f . - y- V I E f , 1+ 5 Furkioti. Frances Gardner. Ioan Ypsilanti Flint Early Elementary Early El. , , 1 lr. L H 1 Hill' t. H is fl iii, ' ag ' N 1 Ry '. Al' t -,z r inf alt- ' mtl- ,, WL '.y':JQt..' :SLN , Q, M f r E. ' 'Jul - tg ,H Qi., V. 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' i , f A ,tl - fl we it t ' Greener, Edmund Griiiin, Ierry Griffith, Kay Griswold, Ross Dearborn Highland Park Wyandotte Ypsilanti Business Adm. Physical Educ. Early Elem. Pre-Medicine Hachiglan. Alice Highland Park Library Science Hamilton, Carol Flint State Limited w , 137 52 4,1 Hastings. Lollie lackson State Limited Haqopian, Ruth Grosse Pointe Park Business Education ,Ft t ,'it X 33 r ij 5323 -3 .-5 . Jr, ii' ' 1 ,,.. , in X . Z , :.: itf+'f1i3 1- '1'1.: 'l illlllilQ'i1'lt:i:N 1 Hadley. Mariorie Hadr, Amee Ypsilanti Dearborn O. Therapy Special Educ Hartman, Dolores Piqeon Chemistry 'N . - if -ifmli -1 fir' it 'GZ' wi n ' S r jg?-F' Ni P X Halliiield, Doris Ypsilanti . Home Economics -ef trr Q - ' Vs 7 A MU' I H Vt. 5 F r' t -sei E .- ei t tif' Hassen. Betty Ypsilanti Bus. Education Q -,fl 'inf' ' Hatter, Kenneth Hawarny, Arlene HGYHBBI DOYUW LaGrange Park, 111. Lapeer Ann Arbor Business Adm. Later Elementary S9CO1'1dC1YY Ed- ry yy t ' L 3 y it it t ' V V r -41 , I , t V. 6 Q- tg -1 4. E L, I V- . Vt n -U .A 136 - 11 A L ap - I-fl.: t ' 2 1.w'1-it ---- . ,, f -:-A.-1 3245 . Henderson. Delores Henson. Bradley Herrmann. Allred Ypsilanti Xenia, Ill. Ypsilanti Physical Ed. Physical Ed. Bus. Ad. '71 F711 Hoeft Donna Hond. Mary Flat Rock Ypsilanti State Limited Early El. ' l Q x . -... ' A , 1 l 'R it K, ww H Hosie. Ann Detroit Physical Ed. W ra-. , v-,hu ,t Hildebrand. Beverly Hirota, Joseph New Boston Honolulu, Hawaii State Limited Bus. Ad. Q 'w,4',l V rr A ,r ml? ',- . Howe, Iohnn . Flint Early El. ,,, 1, ic If 5 ' 'Him Y Hulton. Vivean Huqill, Beverley -5 M, 1,4 ' it gg if I 'Ht my twgg iijgjf f?fse..ji 5 Hunter. Athelda Imo. Nancy Monroe State Limited Iacobs. Allan Leonia, NJ. Later El. Iaeger, Donald Ypsilanti Physical Ed. ., I ' rw, it H i 'i W ti ill J, t,.t,... M M Lacey, Durwood Ypsilanti Ielacsity, Ioyce Wyandotte Ann Arbor Lake Orion Flushing Special Ed. Home Economics Early El. Iackson, Richard ,e q Detroit 7712-tg? Qftifljff l l ' my 1 Ir. Sr. High - it 4 5 rf uf., my tg:- , . jf- , an -J: M 1..T'. .. 'ff' , Q '- -11 ' , - 3 rr y' .-5: :i ,..-ET, ' ff- 1 .. i ' . ev Q . ks I ,Y v I , . , XL , .ef-f X, I I - 5 A rt -4'- ' . .. ' ' i Ianicki, Lillian Ianter. Marlene Iarrett. Daryl Warren Atlanta, Ga. Ypsilanti Music Ed. Physical Ed. Early El. Early El. Ir. Sr. High lenings. Ernest Iohnson, Ioan Iohnson. Norma Iordan. Ianet Iordine, Mariorie Ann Arbor Wayne Flint Detroit Dearborn Later El. State Limited Bus. Ed. Sp. Ed. I-LS. Ed. ' A 9 Iones. Zenohia Iudson. Helen Kacorowski, Shirley Romulus Ann Arbor Dearborn Later El. Lib. Sci. Phys. Education Kapp. Dorothy Ann Arbor State Limited Keller, Bruce Xilmark. Ioan King. Charleen Kiser, Ierry Ypsilanti Detroit Coldwater Ann Arbor H.S. Ed. Later El. Sec. Ed. Art Kirkpatrick. Charles Royal Oak Sec. Education Kitson. E. Iames Pontiac Ind. Arts Klopfer. Hilda Grosse Pointe Woods Early El. l 100 Koan, Gayle Kolander, Marlene Kolb. 'Phyllis Kosky. Ioan Krokker. Kathleen Dearborn Ann Arbor Detroit YPSi1GI1li Benevlue Sec, Ed. Later El. Early El. Sec. Ed. Later E1- ff ' W C1 'UH .g .-..-rm fl9ll1ll1u'1 u ull HHH :si llw l iv ' 127 ll llulll m 'l F 21. x :: l' ai. Lakin, Robert Larson, Linnea Lavoie, Dorothy Lafanowicz. Ioanne Lentz, Eliz. Ypsilanti Detroit Alpena Flint Grosse Pie. Art O.T. Spec. Ed. Early El. Later El. -is Linville, Dorothy Lozon. Charles Lumeha, Paul Lynch. Ed. Walled Lake River Rouge Belleville Ypsilanti Early El. Bus. Ad. Art Phys. Ed. 'QT' il 1 MacDonald. Lois McClure. Gary McCrea. Robert McGill. Donna Trenton Lake Fenton Ecorse Dearborn Phys. Ed. Spec. Ed. Bus. Ad. A Phys. Ed. McGlaughlin, Iames Ypsilanti Sec. Ed. McKnight, Deborah ip Ann Arbor Spec. Ed. ir Ee 7 T? ,x iii, ...... . . Mclnnis. Keith Port Huron McLain Roy Deckerville State Limited W.. . W fr lv? 'Ml ..,.. l x? H w Fl McKibbon, Alvin McKinney. 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Therapy it W 'Fi - . no if '1 E' ff. Phillip. Roy Phillips. Marge Pierce. Losie Pizzuti. Dolores Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Hamtramck Sec. Ed. Later El. O. Therapy Art Plautz. Dela Dearborn Later El. Plyer. Richard Flint Bus. Ad. Pollnq. Shirlee St. Louis Bus. Ed. 'M ffilf' n lt .. 45. E . .. X ' V ll r ' l' fd Q t ., . ' We 'iir f 1 4 . 4 L ik g. t M . '...Ltt.tw?'lw:utt it .. 'w agrl-.::f2-g -...' Poorman. Don Popp. Alexander Potts. Guydeane Presnell, Ilm Ypsilanti Detroit Hazel Park Garden City Sec. Ed. Secondary Adm. Bus. Ed. Spec. Ed. I V w . s Pritchard. Marry Detroit Later Elem. tu i' 11.. Q 1 pq, 1 if ff .0 g Mant fl i A ,Kit , l 2 5 t t L Qjizr 5 it X . . . ..... E, X .gs Pursell, Carl Wyandote Ir. Sr. High Reiher. Bonnie Pontiac Ir. Sr. High Rivliin. Gloria Proctor. Muriel Pryce. Sally Puls, Charlotte Purcell. Iohn Armada Ann Arbor Fraser Ypsilanti State Limited O.T. Special Ed. Music Ed. Y X1 ' I .,.,.:.,,:.: l N un' ' A xii -J 'qi N A . Putnam, Ruth Raiaelian, Agasy Raitery. Marshall Raitery. Mary Lou Ypsilanti Detroit Dearborn Dearborn Ir. Sr. High Later El. Ir. Sr. High E-Hlfliix ' Jai . I, .. ' if? J A QQ ,U ,Q ' ,W Fw I Hr ina- ml ,Q . T ' f 2 -- -x I, V r ' . . .r - x Q 5 . U :il ' 1Y,,,,,A l if '-:AP Ramirez. Aida Heed. Barbara Reilf. Dorothy El Salvador Flint Ann Arbor Economics Early El. Early El. Renaud. Eugene ' 'Y Dearborn . 1. Physics 1 s g ' , S 5 , . la , - .gg . ' Ar Richards. Mary Lou 1 -5, it Q ' by f, as ' bi Harbor Beach -, 'V' ,F 1, ' 71: 1 351 in ' ' .,QRHHgWw 5!'11-.-- Nix .mg W L, , - lr SI' High 'mi .E W A 1 if-Q if ' A 0 , ref, 't'5 -: 'H . JW Robbins. Iames Ann Arbor German Robertson, Grady Robinson. Iohn Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Bus. Ad. Bus. Ad. Rocheleau. Ruth Romulus Early El. Ypsilanti Ir. Sr. High if : Z. , .-f. . ' ' 1 1 YH . J ,if - - 'i?3 f' W t'w '1 U L HM X .L it Sherrick. Catharine South Lyon O.T. nt v 1 ' vi -1 2- lf. -MU t , , ' Hutmu tt tt 1 xv v ut JJ L 1 Rose, Ierry Detroit Bus. Ed. Bw. Santer, Tom Ypsilanti Sec. Ed. Schoch. Charlene Schultz, Philip Ypsilanti Sec. Ed. Rose, William Sarasota, Fla. Sec. Ed. K '11 t .L . f V In ,Lv -. mu- ,5 , 1 W.. , I h , -4 t ,' N . 1 t Z t A Q U lf tt f Ryan, Mary Ryan, Iames Ryder, Patricia Detroit Ypsilanti Tipton, Indiana Early El. Bus. Ad. O. Therapy Fenton Sampier. Shirley Sample. Don Sanders, Russell Sauter, Charlotte Milan Richmond Flint Detroit State Limited Bus. Ad. Bus. Ad. Early El f 1 it W 1- -'f 1 j , V .1 . , ll - it it it wt Schneider, Ioretta Schneider, Peter Schomaker, Sally Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Fraser Early El. Ind. Arts Early El. . Q um' .V .. , gf on Y ' it lf ww . M 'il isliaaiz-,..e!f ' . y E'-' - Y' tg Y . 5 HM 'ul O T t Hhs Schupbach, Linda IWW u'w 1 1 P5455 'Lr QM f Schwenk, Robert Seils, Bertha Searles. Mary Seavey, Ev Sharp. Ardys Madison Heights Stockbridge Dearborn Holly Hamburg Math Sec. Ed. Later El. Ph . Ed ' ' ys . St. Limited Vrb an N fe- fx, It ,, E . 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' ' f Stephen, Marcia t X 1 ' W .f ' Romeo uv ' V 3-.N 5,3-a Stevenson. Verna U' f -, 'iW -fl Bgtlr i kil' 5 Q 5.5 r , ' r if 'F' !-. l . ut gs 7 535251 t Stratel WY .L ak, Ernest andotte 'Yi .e gd:- P is :E X Saginaw Strohl, Wayne Stuvel, Theodore Sutton, Sandra Swantek, Pat Ypsilanti Flint Ann Arbor Flint Bus. Ad. Secondary Ed. Social Work Special Ed. ai Swope, Faythe Ypsilanti Early El. lsleflflt- ' 1 'ei --- ng? V qs, - .W V ' 5 . it it it . tlffme tt it t , W-:Wt t it , ,Q .f U Tyler. Richard x Farmington Ir. Sr. High Waara. Ianet Detroit Later El. D 1- Y N . mv ' ut - ul' vl V 71 Taylor, Evelyn Thompson. Iames Ecorse Dexter Early El. lr. Sr. High Wahl. Carol Auburn Heights State Limited Walker. Luella South Lyon Home Ec. Walters, Iennie Dearborn Physical Ed. Themkey. Ian Lapeer State Limited DDL Tesch. Pat Detroit Later El. Treais. Y . ,- -1 Trinkle. Irene Ann Arbor Early El. -' 3, aj at ,QN - D E: f 't . D .... rf, . l 't D i it 'ttl Toifoli, Laura Tonks, Ronald Torsch. Arlene Allen Park Mt. Clemens Dearbom Bus. Ed. Physical Ed. Later El. 4 , ' A ill ' l . I 'ks Q .- it , VanBuskirk. Lloyd Hazel Park Bus. Ad. Volcheck, Ioanne Pontiac Later El. i t ' . ..,,, E it Vandecar, Barbara Belleville Early El. 'er ,M . A l QMU, 54' WH! Y X 5 VanSchoten . ill ' '1 ., 1 r' .LXR-.f PL? Wasserberqer. Ianet Waters, Barbara Weber. Virginia Weber. Stella Wemer. Ianet Pontiac Farmington Dearborn Ypsilanti Dearborn O.T. Early El. Ir. Sr. High Early El. Early El. ,tt ef fggy35er,tt,rvtt Elem. Dick White, Elaine Whitman. Lenore Wiseman, Doug Witherow. Ed Wilkins, Douq Hazel Park Dexter Ypsilanti Flint Owosso Secondary Educ. Physical Educ. Later Elem. Business Adm. Bus. Ed. f-6 ' is., 1 ilkinson. Phyllis Williams. Mary Williams, Ruby Ypsilanti Port Sanilac Belleville Education Early Elem. State Limited f u 'Q' f'-S' -143 fr 'fi' . ' lfv e'-l . t 21: x A Williamson. Imogene Cement City Physical Education Af' f 't IGI fsr 's , Wilson, Thomas Wittenbach. Marilyn Wittich. Iscella Withey, Carol Washington Lowell Ypsilanti Arlington, Va. Secondary Educ. Secondary Education Early Elementary Early Elem. Wittiq, Ianice Detroit Wolie. Cean Ann Arbor Wolter, Iayne Flint Wright, Connie Grosse Ile Wright. Herbert Wayne . ,ll 'Q C H M Q' ' N , y 3 a . f- N 5: S. - t it t V 3 :tri 4 I Yenkel, Raymond Zabawa, Paul Dearborn Ypsilanti Secondary Educ. Ind- Arts V Zimmerman. Gerry Zulewski. Frank Zumsteirx. Rosemarie Garden City Wyandotte Flint Secondary Educ. Secondary Educ. Early Elem. CLASS OFFICERS 5 .gs-sgw Iunior Class N. Tompkins KTres.J, R. Fulton fPres.J, H. Southgate fSec.J 2 , Z? .y . Sophomore Class n 48 M. Deccrminadcx lSec.J, P. Iensen fPres.J. G. Fielder CAdvisorl, R. Mason fVice Pres.J. n v' l T DEPARTMENT ROW ONE: L. Spicuzza, A. Hill, Mr. Roberts, I. Pike, L. Whitton, S. Syminqton, K. Lounsberry, L. Finch. ROW TWO: L. Beqola, L. Fritz, P. Forbes, R. Warren. I Culture - Art Guild 2' I . ' 'wg EL , b L' , A .Al ,t Q 5 l K X V . The Art Guild is open to stu- dents enrolled as art majors Its purpose is to further interes in and to promote art activities The Art Gallery t Industrial Arts Department At Work ln the ArtBuildir1q is tauqht fine arts, industrial arts and audio- visual aids. Also located in this building is the much used Du- plicating Office. I v l- -I In ...i 55 i::, -I - Audio Visual Aids BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ROW ONE: Dr. Lucas, P. Peters, I. Rose, I. Bauqhman, W. Sobeski, L. Cohen. ROW TWO: L. Wilson, R. Morrow, M. White, D. Tenriey, K. Willman, G. Breitner. Future Business Leaders of America Future Business Leaders chatting in the hall of Welch. The purpose of this organiza- tion is to promote a professional interest in business and to foster friendship among the students. Pi Omega Pi is a national hon- orary fraternity for business education students in teacher educating institutions. Typing class learning basic business procedure. c1sdf...y1kJ... Pi Omega Pi HOW ONE: D. Tenney, B. Hassen, T. Atkinson, L. Toffoli, Miss N. Anderson. ROW TWO: T. Cusick, I. Baughman, Miss V. North, N. Iohnson, A. Sparks, D. Peck. c ' ii 2' L- L Q is 5 E D lJ C IX T I CD N D E P ,A R.T AA E N T Y, : E .-v 'Q fri' fist . .'!H'f l C? P' PW off :' ff T1 7- . ' lf 'ia .- 2 111 fi! .W F 'l 5 1 f: E M5 ' ' '-fl J' .M . 1- 1- : - - . . L- .-1 34 . A . sf. s 1 'S+ .. gg - ':: ie' 1 if ' if ' . ' -. -f . ' '. ' 1- - H, T51' -gg 3,15 . 1. is ti if i if . ' 5 . '-f - 1. ss V It g, --. t 2 rm A . I u Q: 1 .J ' 7 5' .V .- Aw , r. ,-.. gp 4 gl .. ' , ., 1 - .1 ., ,Q-. ' .lt ff 'L -. mf ' 'H I X LS I . Yi 25. .Y r gl. ' 'l , I' 1. 5' 'l f . L f 1 - - . V , ., QL t U In . ,.-sm - 243 'W ll 4 ..,.:.x---.,: V, V an ,W ...Mu ew ,,, -9 .. M his z-: A.Q' '-:' '-'-.g :-A ,N -fb me v-f ROW ONE: B. Magary, M. Raftery, Dr. Marshall, K. Craiq, P. Zabawa. ROW TWO: M. Stephen, C. Conklin, I. Kilmark, B. Erdody, P. Tisch. Kappa Deha Pi M M 'I l I l Kappa Delta Pi is a national honor so- , sg, F l-W fs i- R- .. . fli.:',w V H5?l,..v ' ' ff .., , 3 . , .1 'F ' V.-fs - --.ify f Q K ciety in education for junior and senior Jaxx? bd 'LZ men and Women of high scholarship and professional promise, and for those already in the field of educational ser- vice who have achieved distinction. Mr. Bower, Mr. Birleson, and Mr. Hood making plans. Will he hear? This organization is open to anyone on campus who is interested in special ed. problems. Guest speakers, well known in their fields, talk on topics of import- ance and interest to club members. Going on a field trip Special Education Club HOW ONE: L. Bemish, N. I-Iomeister, P. Swantek, L. Takequchi, S. Pearson, M. Kawamoto, B. Love. ROW TWO: B. Diebold, I.. Dudley, I. Smith, Mr. Treado, G. Kaselemis, P. Borqstaclt, G. Davis, C. Niemela. ROW THREE: G. McClure, T. Cosqro, I. Dwyer, S. Trcrbue, I. Breauch, S. Wczqh, S. Ward, C. Wahl, B. Arnold. ,, l LIU.. W 55 NGLISH DEPARTMENT 'WV . .lil 5 wg 2 ez. ROW ONE: M. Choma, E. Preville, D. Ulrich, C. King, I. Stanton, M. Richards, Miss Benson, Mr. Foster. ROW TWO: C. Dihle, R. Scharchburg, M. McCarrol1, R. Schwenk, L, Larson, I. Iones, I. Morrison, I. Hayes. English Club The purposes of the English Club are to provide a medium for establishinq a closer relationship between students interested in English and also between students and faculty members of the English Department. 5 21 S2 Freshmen are introduced to the essen- tials of English. Lambda Iota Tau is the national hon- orary society for students of English and foreign literatures. Lambda Iota Tau ROW ONE: M. Stephen, M. Taylor, L. Kalitta, Mr. Rollinqs, P. Iesiek. . I Q' rv 1. E' !,. I. v1-f fr i , ., I . 38 'lf N . qt. . .ef .-.fy W 57 HISTORY DEPARTMENT ROW ONE: R. Kerr, V. Baker, L. Sewell, A. Nolan, R, Allie, Dr. Warren Mrs Warren ROW TWO: I. Fortune, T. Pleuss, B. Durham, L, Pence, B. Ovellette Prof Erlcson Dr Pxerce M Fillmore. The purposes of this club are to foster an intelligent and practical interest in the social sciences and to promote friendship among the members and the faculty in the department. 58 History Club GEOG RAPHY DEPARTMENT ROW ONE: Mr Dooley, L. Fertell, L. Diebel, A. Nolan, W. Sobeski Prof McArthur ROW TWO: I. Canon, E. Engel, R. Erhart, C. Iohnson, K. Butler, L Rafaelian Geography Club 0 un X tttfttttl HHHH HH +L The purposes of this club are to pro- mote qeoqraphy in education and to acquaint students with professional possibilities in this field. Vacation Time? Rainy Tropics no doubt . . . NG UAGE DEPARTMENT ROW ONE: K. Keller, K. Mathe, B. Seitz, M. Schiefer, H. Gauerke, A. Eardley, A. Neering, M. Gleason, M. Kizy. ROW TWO: M. Srnirnovs, B. Gayner, D. Buntrock, L. Roberts, I. Robbins, G. Winkley, C. Welle, I. Remington, E. Steinhauer, P. Gerow, E. Diedrich. Der Deutsche Verein Dr. Gauerke is the Head of the German Department and has a vast knowledge of Germany, its peoples and customs. It was through his interests that Eastern Michigan College has a German Club, which he instituted in the Fall Semester of 1955. He has been advisor ot the organization since that time. The purpose of the German Clubtis to help students of Ger- man put into practice, in an in- formal friendly Way, what they have learned in the class room. ROW ONE: S. Knuison, N. Walls, F. Pcxez, H. Trevino, Dr. Villeqos, E. Melendez, D. Hart, M. Leudo. ROW TWO: M. Robb, L. Kcmqczs, O. Pcmzcr, A. Montillu, C. Murillo, F. Santos, A. Guevara, T. Olmedo, I. Roberts. Centro de Espanol ' 7 T w ' l ROW ONE: A. Vasconcelos, F. Perez, M. Scxlmcr, G. Gorobedian, K. Boyoti, M. Murillo, Y. Rimc, T Mansour, S. Caro. ROW TWO: T. Gokyiqit, F. Khirian, G. Kcrsscxbicm, I. Dian, R. Bucksclr, Dr. Villeqcxs, I. Hollcq E. Diederich, K. Chung, M. Kizy. ROW THREE: V. Kapoor, D. Pork, I. Bozoyon, N. Walls, A. Cortes, A. Abdelcxzziz, I. Nagle, M. Ken non, C. Iohnson, M. Asfour, A. Edurr, E. Paul. International Club LIBRARY DEPARTMENT ,J lr -M. X fs -1 .1 'K 2.311 ' f ' -. s 1 . 1 1 f gg rl 1 .S 'fi ROW ONE: N. Sweeney, A. I-lachiqian, N. Oldani. ROW TWO: C. Stiles, I. Maines, Miss Robinson, D. Wyer, I. Ford. Library Club The Library Club is an organization fostering friendships and stimulating in- terest in the professional field of librar- . ,z-4 I I ianslmp. 7, 1-3 i ,fzff R I nz. ' R U H I 3 - I' I ll : RQQQMH MM M Ill I ATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT ROW ONE: M. Drake, Mr. Goinqs, M. Battery, I. Mcrttlin, R. Moreau, Dr. Pate, N. Drake. ROW TWO: L. Drake, B. Boyle, A. Kruchay, Mr. Falahee, S. Mohamed, M. Sewick, N. Moore, L Chopp. Mathematics Club This clulo's purpose is to broaden the Dr' Pate G Mr' Gomgs knowledge ot its members along histor- ical, pedagogical, and practical lines ot mathematics and to encourage good fellowship. Coffee cSf Cookies? MUSIC DEPARTMENT ROW ONE: M. Gould, M. Constas, N. Ernerick, S. Fleishmann, C. Shaw. ROW TWO: P. Dombrowski, B. Maqaxy, Miss D. Iames, M. Greenfield, G. Grissel, R. Elder, M. Williams. ROW THREE: L. Ianicki, I. Cole, M. Fountain, C. Wiseman, A. Ross, E. Baker, S. Dunham, L. Aleks, D. Cooper. Mu Phi Epsilon American Music Concert rl . 6. '. t P Q bs AL W . ' , .W V .Al Ali- yli , ig., jf' ' . A - -.R A , l A Q 1 .4 t H ' P Epsilon Lambda W' f' E P is the local chapter oi W J i-'F Initiation m A! f we f f l ' A2 Mu Phi Epsilon National Music Sorority. Phi Mu Family Picnic DTV . Q. Delta Xi is the local chapter oi Phi Mu Aloha Sinfonia National Professional Music Fraternity. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia ROW ONE: R. Gowman, B. Rogers, Mr. Riley, P. Iackson, W. Solomon, R. Kerr. ROW TWO: E. Stadlack, R. Ostermyer, K. Gage, D. Hanson, I. Dyer, I. Percell, I. Stephen. OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY DEPARTMEN ROW ONE: N. Puehler, M. Grostenfonte, S. Iohnson, C. Sutyalc, M. Felix, P. Bennett, K. Sercmt. ROW TWO: S. Kczrlinq, Mrs. Herrick, L. Schupback, S. Chnapp, G. Cummings, Miss I-loltom, M. Leachmcm, Miss Moore. ROW THREE: I. Petzold, A. Brehmer, I. Marks, M. Wells, C. Hallgren, M. Vetter, L. Larson, D. Rosenbusch, M. Chase, M. Bovee, I. Dodge. ..i.,,,,, rw .f,.,l,, ,l f 'WLFMFT 2... M, fl urn 66 Occupational Therapy Club The O.T. Club exists for the purpose of Christmas acquaintinq its members and the public and With this field of Work and identifying HOIr19COII1iI1q its members with active associations Within the profession. 1 Umm ROTC The Newly Formed Chorus The Rifle Team The Men's Drill Team The G-irl's Drill Team The ROTC Sweetheart and Court .1 if .1 r 1 I I I v ,. 4 I., E ...li Q Physical Educational Department sl 'I wa INF , 1 I M. I- sl ,SW '5 N- qw. ,- ,. .Si ll ' I-1 5335 Hr f if hm, , I K 1 , 1 2' I qggigisa ROW ONE: M. Bensen, P. Borderick, F. Mackes, K, Max, D. Poet, I. Whitman, I. McHugh. ROW TWO: A. Hill, M. Drake, S. Rando, M. Peters, Miss Verda, I. Chadbourne, M. Dulmaqe, I. VanGilcler, S. Graesser. ROW THREE: I. Wilson, S. Goodrich, M, Dyke, K. Newland, M. Ianter, L. Clayton, I. Walters, S. Kaczorowski. I. Cole, M. Clark, C. Cook, K. Seqerluncl. V. 1 4 Jil Women's Recreation Association I fsflrgssyi ' . I Catalina V. 'ig v- Yi-N-KH' rw uh! 'V - vi? ,D A. A 1 V I. Y 'A NH Fig, 'f X fl bfi.. I .a , . ff ' A. r .Hwffy,gwg5r S., I asf wwf aj' rm Q I IV ir.,,..f1 'Hi f K. V iw: K .if-P W at 1' IL: is ,. I I 2. .fi W ii I . f 7 I f X f ' ' J 3 , I I The caraima Club is - - i , ' ' g synchronize swim cli Q, my N, r 'bb A Wd with Miss Charlotte Wi ix! 4 r ' zz' ' 1 as ,sa Om as its adviser- TQ L , my if I ' I . . , pictures at the side a we 4 tif .1 I miss? 68 . S from the fall show Circ H Books. 1: I R. we sig. f. 1 i f ES Q. 1' s X 5 . gI ,s -ffl b - , - 1 I if 5: 4 - 1 L ii 'GLU .L ? '- . 2, is' I I l'. '..ff,, ?? f 1-J1v- , I K ,, i E ,, 6 X 11.4, :.F?T r r -' 4'-I ROW ONE: B. Jackson, P. Raines, S. Wultz, L. VcmCise, P. Clcry, S. Stinson, K. Wilkins, P. Moore. ROW TWO: D. Schwede, S. Gcrlpin, C. Ohsowski, L. Baxter, Miss Montgomery, H. Grice, C. Cook, E. Mcxyrci, M. Bottomley. ROW THREE: I. Bassett, P. Pocklinqton, S. Goodrich, N. Komencrqu, D. McGill, P. Berkel, I. King. I. Wiles, M. Smith, I. Whitman, M. Clark, I. Dulmuqe, M. Peters. Physical Eclucafion Club 1 ,AHIAVL-. MK'W l . NI X' N ' l ., N l ' -I r ' X11 W l g3r J? t W .' w 1. 1 'I ni :gli I 1 t 1 Q', T Dance Club Modem mn mmiim H EUHIH .tt if li SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ROW ONE: Dr. Carr, Prof. Peet, B. Watts, R. Moreau, D. Hartman, Dr. Brundcrqe, Dr. Sellers. ROW TWO: H. Ncxss, M. Cook, C. Peters, C. Welle, G. Alexander, G. Wink1eYf l. Remington, A. Bandcxk, D. Beste. Chemistry Club 43 SAW ,AQ-3 mm TIIUJIII EE Aln Chem Club Banquet Sclence Building Um I .NEW ' X 'IE AI ll EEE The purpose of the Chemistry Club is to promote interest in chemistry and to further scien- tific study. ,,,. -ii Copy of Nature Ill W :al m The purpose of this club is two-fold: to learn ot the historical and recent acl- vancements in the field of natural sci- ence, and to promote friendship amonq the members. Green Thumb Natural Science Club ROW ONE: Dr. Caswell, Mr. Brown, Dr. Curtis, Dr. Giles, M. Velky, E. Gulish, R. Schauer, L. Hallet, Dr. Loesell, C. Iohnson. ROW TWO: Miss I-lukill, D. Robinson, E. Daraqo, C. Kerr, K. Kimberly, I. Dickerson, M. Koebbe, M, Hutchinson, M. Kizy, A. Dtttmar, F. Holappa. 1- A t 1' 1 1 , 1 W gy I 1- . . t Etc.: Ile' w V ', . 1 5 l , r f r A 4.1, 14? lit E l MENT ROW ONE I Bruce I Mahn W Kltts I Marcetu Mr G Wessel I Wolter, I. Harrison, T. Irons, ROW TWO K G ElH1lu P Enqelbrecht B Wood C Dxhle F Norton W. Mead, I. Walters, A. The Forensic Club, Eastern Mich- iqan's debate squad, represented the school in many competitive contests throughout the year. Ad- vised by Mr. Bos and Mr. Wessel the team has had a very success- ful season. Sl 1 7 The purpose of Pi Kappa Delta is to en- Zig! courage public speaking in colleges by W' extending formal recognition to those students who achieve unusual excel- lence in intercollegiate contests. Iayne Wolter is noted for her outstanding Work in speech competition. Pi Kappa Delta ROW ONE: W. Mead, M. Obermeyer, F. Norton, R. Bucksar. ,ROW TWO: N. Drake, I. Marcetti. I. Malin, I. Wolter, P. Engelbrechi, M. Chamberlain, S. Weber HO ME ECONOMICS DEPARTM ROW ONE: M. Brown, Miss Beckwith, V. Werth, I. Downing, N. Passfield, M. Chapman, I. Dunn, Miss Burson, P. Coqqer. ROW TWG: L. Thebert, C. Belvedere, A. Dornan, M. Milne, K. Walli, L. Walker, I. Bennington, M. Fall, B. Lee, S. Starling, L. Abraham, C. Ries, Y. Mclgee. Home Economics Club Punch? 4? 25 'D .... ,,,,.. HT , , it t ' if --iii f L- '55, H ww mmm t H it , W, .... :S -' - Christmas Dinner This club provides opportunities for students interested in the field of home economics to apply some ot the prin- ciples which they have learned in their classes. They also gain practical ex- perience in such activities as preparing and serving dinners, food demonstra- tions, 'fashion lectures, and iield trips. EN , ,l' gr A 'W-, N r 4' , Q' N f . X ' Sy - W ' , , .1- Nfggkli? C q s 3 9 X- ml is , A vii -fy Ei' I4 1 - .. g-f 'k'pTf'iE. f' , '- ' n 3 gl H Q5 , 474- 3 '5 A .QV x la' 0 I KY -U r A 1 1 TIES ,. 41 3 , Y 'J M J 4 ny' 0 T 'Y W f'voo M s, 1 .Y . 'I W' .6 I ROW ONE: H. Carroll, K. Keating, I. Miller, D. Wilkins, I. Wedge, D. Nicholas, G. Thompson, C. Scraiano, I. Schultz, W. Ameel. ROW TWO: I. Emington, C. Elliott, G. Brown, K. Vittle, R. Marr, T. McCormick, G. Adair, I. Vesel- nak, R. Daly, C. Shonta, D. Mathews, I. Smith. ROW THREE: I. Skala, I. Fox, T. Sibert, F. Kessler, R. Tutick, I. Allen, R. Danlc, I. Christensen, D. Stowers, R. Midcllestat, I. Brown, I. Malone, A. Day, R. Kosanovich, Fred Troslco Head Coach. FOOTBALL The l956 Huron football team ended the season with a 4-4 record. Led by Iohn Malone, Captain Tom Mc- Cormick, Dale Nicholas, Doug Wilkins and Kerry M! Keating in the backiield, the I-lurons scored wins over Q Baldwin-Wallace,'A Western Illinois, Eastern Illinois 'Qs and Northern Illinois. Losses to Illinois Normal, Kg- Southern Illinois and Central Michigan knocked the I-Iurons oi the llAC championship race. Our tra- ditional game this year over the Totem Pole with Central Michigan was lost by a score of 19-O despite fine defensive playing on behalf oi linemen Iirn Allen, Tom Sibert, Charlie Shonta, Dick Daly and Richard Tutich. 'X Seniors who have played their last game for the Green and White are Doug Wilkins, I-Ierrnan Carroll, and Dick Daly. Both Captainfelect Gerald Brown and Coach Fred Trosko' are looking forward to this coming football season with championship ideas. Captain Tom McCormick and Coach Trosko 76 Iohn Malone 1165, scores on a one yard as Eastern Michigan rouis Eastern Illi- if in T11 X- M. 5 X Moose Allen , s the way for Captain Torn lMcCorrnick in Huron Victory over Baldwin Wallace. E'-o i Kerry Keating, 465 Ierry Wedge, 147 cmd Douq Wilkins look at Ierry Miller's new Eastern Michigan football shirt. 78 , 315' 'wJ Mem, ,, 1: fm W, ' v 12 , fh I -.154 ,,-:.. LL alia? fe' 4 If 5,37 5 ROW ONE: K. Santer, T. Campbell, R. Wells, D. Carroll, B. Patrick, D. Schultz, C. Mittlestat, G. Beach, G. Buck, V. Rathburn, Coach George Marshall. ROW TWO: P. Maloney, B. Ford, R. Bellerin, I. VanWinkle, N. Ryan, T. Gant, D. King, B. Scheer, Assistant Coach Bob Stenger. l I I I at-2 f Ek v I K. 15 t 1 Captain Dave Schultz and Coach George Marshall. CROSSCOUNTRY The 1956 Huron Cross-Country team led by Captain Dave Schultz started the season by placing 3rd in the Michigan A.A.U. and Win- ning the University ot Chicago meet. Despite the absence ot several veterans and the loss of meets earlier in the season to Cen- tral Michigan and Miami, the Hill and Dalers tinished the season victoriously as co-cl'1amp- ions ot the llAU Cross-Country Crown. The Hurons in the past have Won the conference title ever since the league was founded in 1950, and this year proved to be no exception. Both Coach Georqe Marshall and Captain Dave Schultz look toward the future season with much optimism as harriers Schultz, Zitny, Beach, Carroll, Buck, Patrick, Wells, Campbell, Pellerin and Ford are expected back to torm a strong squad with championship ideals. i t .lf st' 45 2 5 url Ut? :- LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Stephens, R. Treais, H. Rainey, C. Brown, C. Crickmore, F. Kessler, F. Ireland, D. Parks, I. Pinkowski, D. Mack, Capt. B. Becker. Capt. I. Mclntyre, I. Schultz. Coach Iames Skala, kneeling. - BASKETBALL The Eastern Basketball team finished the season with a 9-14 record. Bill Stephens, Dave Parks and lohn Mclntyre lead the Huron scorinq attack. Although both Parks and Stephens were ranked high in the conference scoring, the tean'1's defense was its weakness. Despite the loss of Rainey, Parks and Mclntyre, Coach Iames Skala expects a better season next fall. 2 .xv ' qv, L Y Q: D ' H553 'D' ,rl I ': . 1 'w f , K I 5 sw . . e The Big Stretch! Dave Parks qoes up for a rebound. Work that ball! Bob Becker 1255 sets up a play for Eastern. Pass that bladder! Rainey' C333 passes ball to McIntyre 1217. kgim .L fit ,E A. .,, '--I E542 It r -, i, 4. X I I Y 1' my '21 CHEERLEADERS .L 1 xg., ' M 2: '39 '33 LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Toih, L. Dunlap, S. Brown, I. Dedcres. WRESTLING TEAM ROW ONE: D. Cherry, G. Pine, D. Scmdercock, I. Rippetoe, T. Hardy, R, Thornbury CCupt.J, K Wise, S. Holloway. ROW TWO: Couch B. Hurley, I. Szcutkowski, I. Frcuenheim, A. Meyer, H. Hogle, D. Scheetz, I Giuliani, I. Crum, R. Brooks iMissinqJ. wiv MICIIIGMI 'Mm,UwR4 mm,3mt sy' QSTEQ I V . VQISTEQI Qp,STE,g,.e Af Mmm MICHIGAN MICIIIGMI mcmcii MICHIGAI Mlcmtiw I Mmm ' 'Y ROW ONE: R. Pellerin, I. Robinson, I. Buck, D. Sloan, M. Tabris, K. Santer, C. Krieger, D. Schultz. B. Patrick, K. Keating, L. Simpson. ROW TWO: G. Beach, I. VanWinkle, I. Zitny, I. Brown, D. Carroll, I. Allen, A. Day, N. Ryan, L. Gardner, P. Iones, B. Stenger, mgr. ROW THREE: Coach Fox, F. DeVee, B. Ford, B. Wright, B. Blakely, I. Ahmad, H. Iones, T. Campbell, I. Graf, Coach Marshall. 1.312 ' - P: ne, T95 TW -'W' 'Y et H,W,,,Mg twig :melee-A .W-.Maggy Q1xSTElg,y t I MICHIGAN tif f Coach George Marshall and Captain Ken Santer. TRACK The Eastern Michigan College track team this year will go down as being one of the better track teams produced in a long tra- dition of track and field. Coach George Marshall has had l7 returning lettermen and a host of freshmen material. Led by Hayes Iones, freshman hurdler and broad jumper, the Huron trackmen have swamped Chicago University and Central Michigan. ln a dual meet with Michigan the cindermen were edged 60-44. George Marshall has Hayes Iones, Paul Iones and Ioe Graf in the hurdles. Dean Sloan, Iadwaa Ahmad, Bill Stevens and Loman Gardner in the dashes. ln the dis- tances, Ken Santer, Ierry Zitny, Doug Car- roll, Gurney Beach, Bob Patrick and Ierry Buck will lead the corps of men. In the 440, Krieger, Simpson, and Keating are the main cogs with Bob Wright in close pursuit. Iim Allen, Bob McMackin, Al Day, Werner Strong and Iim Robinson led the parade of thinclads in the field events. The Hurons are heavy favorites to regain the conference title which Central Michigan has held for two consecutive years. ' CQ! N3 -P1 Mm CRUX- -. 45?-1 Q is Ju-A Wkmf 3 'Es 5 Www ,J .wer Sidk 1 1. 5 1 asf, . 1 ul Q M Q YITIM. :EAI i .. X gd. mf 1 -ic ji-I 'MW 'Moose' Allen throwinq his weight orround to CI new school indoor truck record. Eofstern's Biq Three - Simpson, Kecriinq, cmd Krieger being' edqed out in the 440 in on in- door meet with U. of M. 89 ,ST ,3 ! L-f if? N. f- K' tgp? ,aims lf 2 a FE LEFT TO RIGHT: Maj. Perry KCoachJ, D. Carlson, R. Lawson, E. Merrtdith, L. Otto, I. Frauenheirn. GOLF and TENNIS LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Wilbands, R. Opiteck, R. Martian, R. Doumanian, Lt. Sullivan lCoachJ, D. Perry R. Davey, K. Krause. 90 1 Q' ii 'il BOWEN FIELD HOUSE - IIl'llll X P - llliiti , -if new uauss XE The entrance to Bowen Field house. A night basketball game in action. This iieldhouse, the largest in the midwest, can accommodate teams practicing basketball, track and baseball at the same time. 91 The Eastern Michigan athletic training room under the direction of Mr. Hershey is one of the finest in the midwestern small college circle. lt has a very fine hydro-therapy and electro-therapy room with the latest in training needs. Mr. Hershey, along with Kerry Keating, Dick Herring, and Torn Turnbull, all student assistants, perform an invaluable service to the athletes and coaches. It is these men who care for injuries and make it possible tor players to appear in ensuing contests. An athlete can always find a smile and Words of encourage- ment or advice from Mr. Hershey. gllxlly -4v-...-,-x- Two injured athletes receiving hydro-therapy treatment. ft 5552, 'E sz .XQ ' Ss Field House lobby showing trophy cases. Two students looking at Huron team pictures from past years. 3,,x5:f1jj' 'JGJDQM A race on BoWen's new cinder track. Up and in? 93 .m3T,gb . .wil Anyone for a little fun?? Get up there, girl! INTRAMURAL The Eastern Michigan College intramural Department has been a source of athletic activities for men over the years. It sponsors athletic leagues for both fraternities and dorm men. The games begin in the Fall with football and soccer. During the winter, bowling, basketball, swimming, table tennis and volleyball make use of campus facilities. Softball, tennis and horseshoes are the athletic events in the springtime. A program of this type with over 1,500 participating would be too much for one man. Under Floyd Olds' supervision, there are two intramural managers, over 30 officials, and 50 dorm or fraternity managers. zl S,f- 7 ' ,I Q Ji as ZEN: 7 'Wei V+ ROW ONE: E. Grier, K. Wilson, D. Michaels, I. Lepczk, K. Butler, R. Mirer, L. Nemeth. ROW TWO: F. Manley, D. Mathews, I. Wedge, I. Davis, L. Astrup, L. McDonald, I-I. Goodhue. ROW THREE: D. Iaeger, C. Shonta, D. Mack, I. Haywood, D. Ballingall, I. Vipperman, L. Slepsky Ccaptainl, C. Paige tassistant coachl, W. Birkle, W. Crouch Cheacl coachl. BASEBALL The 1956 baseball team led by Frank Manley, Don Matthews and Iohn Davis in the hitting department finished the season with a 7-5 record. Outstanding fresh- man ior the season was voted t5 Lou Nerneth who handled the catching chores. Seniors who played their last game for the Hurons were Larry McDonald and Larry Slepsky, captain. The pitching staff composed of Hal Goodhue and Ed Mirer contributed much to 1956's successful season. This year's team will be somewhat weakened by the loss of Don Matthews and lerry Wedge, but Frank Manley, Bill Birkle and Chuck Shonta are expected to fill in the gap and, together with Coach Bill Crouch, are anticipating another successful season. 34 ' , - X 1- g i A 'U' ig' , 4 Ay, N f- .,'figfk 'ffl ff?-if Q 4' lui' 7 1 Q 4 I J . fy gg .2 V .4- 5 . nl 1 an-'C -7' 'I'- ,A ai ' f ? 'f,a A' fx-2.153 L i il W ,. g 23.64 Y Q c f ' , ':. K 'V A I n A7 vv, ' 4 Q 0 FN . L? k , , Y N1 rl QIIIEFP my , r' f rs?-'QF' 1- WEN ? Q Y, v x'Q - , Je' C- 4931 61 51122 'i',9i'g,n?QA? QP V: L' I scum rnmznmrrrzs 1 if 0 Q ' ' 69 mg A r. 6 . V. .. 0:1 2 .W v l X m . .ask 'Q it itttt,uW ytzfltfttlll ROW ONE: G. Maher, N . lnklovich, I. McHugh, N. Porter. ROW TWO: K. Serant, D. Hollifielcl, I. Wittiq, I. Davis, Dean Hill, H. Higgins, I. Ielacsity. ROW' THREE: M. Duyck, R. Reed, C, Asper, S. Clancy, D. Temple, L. Kalitta, C. Conklin, I. Eschenburg. The Panhellenic Association is comprised of two representatives from each of the eight member sororities at Eastern Michigan College with the exception of Delta Zeta which has four representatives and pays dues to Panhellenic for two former sororities, Delta Zeta and Delta Sigma Epsilon. The purpose of the Panhellenic Council is to coordinate the programs of the sororities, set up rushing rules, and to Work for high standards in scholarship as well as to promote leadership and friendliness among all sorority women. T W rid in 80 Days AC EMY A OF 1957 A D A W R N lGHT 5,Ql Around the High Society A L P H A K A P P A A L P H A 02 ROW 1: E. Carter, I. Cox, M. Hill, I. Simmons, P. Malone, C. McKisscIck, G. Nettles, E. A. Kent. ROW 2: Miss Baxter, L. Cosey, V. Stevenson, A. Brycmt, N. Porter, Z. Iones, I. Davis. ROW 3: D. Shorter, D. Henderson, A. Sparks, M. Moore, Y. Cosey. Homecoming 1955 Xi Chapter Ivles Founded: 1949 Flower: Teo Rose Colors: Salmon Pink cmd Apple Green Homecoming 1956 if A , -6 Knock Three Times J it VZ flip.-v ' ' - .iggaff ,,..- .5 N ,- f W 1 Z fxpfffflqr-5 ' ' 4 'l t l. :T I XVI-g.,-2' K, i - E. 5 'itil' ' . ' J Z5 .v 5 H wif . .-fs' 1 ' , Get It Straight Leqs Up Alpha Chapter Founded: 1899 Flower: Yellow Rose Colors: Emerald Green and Gold ROW 1: S. I-lorvath, L. Takequchi, I. Steiner, M. Shear, N, Sweeney, S. Seyferth, S. Sarnpier, B Meyer. ROW 2: B. Matt, F. Huizenqa, I. Davis, B. Anderson, I. Williamson, K. Northrup, M. Dawamoto Mrs. Bates, B. Lowey. ROW 3: I. Harman, E. Price, M. Moynes, D. Renwick, S. Davis, E. Darago, S. Grasser, A. Davis N. Inklovich, I. Dodge, K. Serant. K: Qt YJ f t ,r A L P H A X I D E L T A 4 t: ROW 1: G. Frakes, I. Cleary, B. Miller, D. Wyer, P. Borqstaclt, I. Iones, I. Petzold, A. Murphy, L. Dunlap, A. Hawarny, M. Stephen, B. Martin, I. Wittiq ROW 2: M. Teeple, L. Anderson, K. Seqerlund, K. Green, I. Brown, l. Kirsammer, I. Morrison, B. Register, G. Ponte, C. Brady, B. Mills. ROW 3: l. MacMillan, C. Emerick, A. Whitledge, C. Conklin, S. Boyd, A. Nelson, K. Parker, I. Trinkle, B. Polk, H. Southgate, L. Gainsley, Mrs. Sullivan, A. Tetlak, I. Parks, I. Wagner, M. O'Toole, I. Iordan. Senior Breakfast Gamma Zeta Chapter Founded: 1954 Flower: Pink Killarney Rose Colors: Double Blue and G-old Annual Crimson and Cream Ball Congratulations Delta Beta Chapter Founded: 1949 Flower: Violet Colors: Crimson and Cream ROW 1: Miss Anderson, D. Baird, C. Asper, A. Frazier, M. Chattman, D. Hollifield. ROW 2: B. Bullitt, B. Graham, M. Odum, Q. Ioyce. Fa-.Zi-M-are-6Sf, 1 , ROW 1: N. Austin, I. Patton, I. Strasel, A. Ross, B. Mulvany, M. Searles, M. Munro, C. Krurnp, C. Puls, H. Kotyuk, T. Cousins, I. Coon. ROW 2: M. Stelzer, M. Hadley, M. Ianter, E. Brown, Mrs. Kelly, B. Binns, B. Waters, G. Ostby, P. Sevey, M. Fuller, D. Peterson, I. Baies, E. Potochan. ROW 3: C. Holtfoth, S. Clancy, I. Eschenberg, C. Hill, N. Hague, I. Wilson, D. Poet, E. Savage, V. Cushnack, I. Glowe, I. Maher, P. Ganong, D. Scott, M. Duyck. ROW 4: H. Fast, I. McLeod, C. Hamilton, M. Lemmer, D. Ausum, M. Taylor, S. Rando, P. Mann, M. Rydzewski, I. Schneider, B. Erdody, M. Park, I. Marks. Gamma Sigma Chapter Founded: l955 Flower: Killarney Rose Colors: Old Rose and Vieux Green Having a Ball Pledges ROW 1: E. Brown, N. Seddon, A. Van Dyke, V. Koslci, I Krause, A. Robinson. ROW 2: D. Clark, P. Knope, M. McTavish, S. Goldsmith D. Kiessel. ,yo V '-N wr r H-H1-. if Q . sfuiwl .,,,. le, 357. M' S: X u 4 Q V :ffl -'1' ' 'lf' 'il A ' V W ., ' Fr 'M.rf,' ' . ll V - I il -I f i., ' 'ai 'L 1-1 - iqr., Second - H L 5 l . Prize , , f . ci. v '. L - 4 Float .KY Vp-' 'f-l'r'l'.f,.: 7'7 Ji - - . i . ' . ' Flowers: Ionquil Sf Forget-Me-Noi Colors: Blue cmd Gold Alpha Chorpier Founded: l894 Smile, Gypsy, Smile ROW l: K. Gibbons, T. Nell, M. Bovcme. ROW 2: Mrs. Anderson, A. Close, P. Oxcmcler, B. Vcmclecczr, l-l. Higgins, M. Mcmnes, I. Bogus. ROW 3: D. Wiess, S. Sutton, P. Siderlond, S. Icmier, P. Ryder, L. Kcllictci, M. Williams, N, Komofncrqcx ROW 1: L. Ianicki, P. Cramer, P. Swiclcm, O. Benesh, R. Renshaw, I. Iohnson, I. Denhoff, C. Wolfe, M. Peters. ROW 2: M. Campbell, Miss Baltzer, A. Rice, D. Memhardt, S. Thomas, M. Hathaway, E. Hancock, B. Butler, M. Slosson, A. Hosie. ROW 3: I. Stanton, H. Thompson, R. Reed, I. Dwyer, S. Lcmden, S. Schomaker, M. Masters, M. White, A. Waldo, C. Sauter, K. Pastor, C. Conclle. ROW 4: G. Potts, P. Peters, B. Hummel, I. Beard, B. Bond, M. Miechiels, S. Johnson, I. Mcl-Iuqh, M. Chase, M. Drake. t-..........h ....,., ll. r it Q E, . I Q 4 Q I W Alpha Chapter fy .Vi ,. ' l Founded: 1897 r' Q Q Q ll 'Qtl li7 I, Nothinq Could Flower: Marguerite l 5 .. ' Be Finer Colors: Yellow and White ,S Q, Q ' f- Nii.- - ..2'Et 4'.1 el? ,Fl tI t E it mv. lv QI f F AX ay 1,37 X144 ' U d K ws, I I N N 7, X' .1 . . ' ' X'- X Y L-....',:4: :f'1:.-s.i:3 '-j i : 11 X 4' Ffa ,,e. , .'4'S -H Q 71'l'l flQ'F 1-'spd 5753. till, fi A Wu' 1- W3 T f, -- Q. 1' ' ill il Kal l:?'fFT' 1 ld t '-57 ' 'l 7? I 1 ig.. , Q, M tt it 4 'rr Q l A Q J, Q- '. l xt 1 JM, .tgp 'G q,.'w 1i 'l7 l f ' .. Wll, tri. it flu ... . T' 1 ,'VX -- I A - B l 5' A ' ZX' ' I n- l 41 X l ' I ,. . 1 , We like to Dance Homecoming, What a Day! Sis -v-. Af- .fi V' J.. yWe Go H llkif , LXGHT5 S42 Where Are We? Omicron Chapter Founded: 1917 Flower: Violet Colors: Purple and White Playing Cat and Mouse ROW 1: P. Norman, S. Ahern, C. Shelly, B. Scott, N. Turnbull, N. Lobdell, G. Schaffer, C. Carptner, C. Mcmnausa, P. Loncles. ROW Z: C. Cooper, K. Lanqolf, I, Nickelson, P. Litqard, L. Parker, I. Pike, R. Zumstein, S. Poling, H. Millar, D. Nesbit, Miss Wixom. ROW 3: C. Sarosik, S. Vincent, M. Dreher, G. Zimmermann, S. Stinson, M. Smith, I. Werner, D. Temple, C. Boske, I. Wilson, B. Geerling, I. Finzel. ROW 4: A. Fromm, L. Toffoli, S. Symminqton, N. Tollcxnder, I. Ward, L. Ruqqles, M. Brooker, I. Ielac- sity, I. Anderson, M. Walker. ROW 1: T. Cosgro, R. Patterson, R. Weymouth, G. Robertson, T. Alford, D. Park. ROW 2: W. Spencer, I. Pitts, I. Wcrchlen. K. Kelley, W. Mead, I. Velis, D. Kilby, A. Fogle. u The lnterfraternity Council integrates the men's social fraternities. The pur- pose of this council is to develop a closer relationship and a better understand- ing among the fraternities and to promote activities that Will aim toward this goal. The council, composed ot two men from each recognized fraternity, legis- lates the pledging rules, directs pledge activities, and discusses general fra- ternity policies. iv Couch ..... . . and friends. 'THF 65 -X l 4 7 Iota Chapter Founded: Iune 6, 1948 Flower: Pink Rose Colors: Old Gold ond Block ROW ONE: R. Meneqhel, T. Cichecki, I. Firestone, P. Fecmster, Dr. Virtue, I. Brecruqh, P. Lowney, D. Meneqhel, S. Kubicki, T. Wilson. HOW TWO: I. Corcoran, D. Burris, I. Smyth, B. Babe-nguyer, M. Word, D. Grinenko, M. McLoughlin, Dr. Lotz, B. Kczczrolf, F. Ellicott, P. Harold. ROW THREE: D. Rose, D. Simonds, R. Ebel, T. Cosqro, T. McNally, D. Denhoff, B. Tre-ado, D. Dow- kins, L. Bemish. 31'I'Ur-Jr ZVZZZDQ ZOI--WUC A R M O F H O N O R 2 ROW ONE: L. Nemeth, L. Conn, I. TewmeY, l. Vellis, I. Ramsey. ROW TWO: I. Schlichting, H. Harding, G. Kaselemis, C. Christie, L. Peruski, L, Fertell, G. Gulish. ROW THREE: C. Markus, B. Gayner, L. Schott, B. Caves, D. Tarbutton, D. Nalbandian, B. Borowski, B. Iudqe. Everybody smile! Honorary Hammerhead Oldest Fraternity on Campus Independent Chapter Founded: 1895 Flower: Bed Carnation Colors: Red and Black we WX-S7 F fa' 5 Y' W if fff NA - -5 ,Q Q- I ,ffl , f , QM, GI, f a s 2 A. if aw . . f ,V , 1 ' .' , U 4 0 I f 'H' 'X ' X , . W' 'aM 3 6z!m 2Qt 4m F 0 .. 1 Ia , 1' f 4 1 4' x Q Q Hx if VF- L ' g V ' T 5 ' YR H '4' K A P P A A L P H A P S 4 ROW ONE: Col. Bryant, I. Chenault. B. Parker, W. Ayers, B. Bryant, I. Ahmad, T. Williams. ROW TWO: Q. Merriman, A. Day, L. Holeman, R. Patterson, L. Coens, G. Thompson, M, Hari. Delta Nu Chapter Founded: 1955 Flower: Red Carnation Colors: Crimson and Cream The pause that refreshes . . . New Faces of 1956-57 Independent Chapter Flower American Beauty Rose Colors Royal Purple and Gold Eiga il 33 Founded: 1902 Favorite Pastime Y ff: I t l B 5 fi . 4 X Scums l .. E5-xi, I. Perona, K. Scott, D. Mathews. xx I B. Dillenheck, F. Wilson, C. Kubashialg. , . ROW ONE: N. Madias, I. Lamb, I. Schanclevel, Sandy, F. Goldberg, I. Murdock, I. Frauenhium, D Crossman. ROW TWO: I. Czanko, B. Mittlestat, Mr. Brownriqq, H. Goodhue, E. Berkick, B. Bloch, D. French R. Tonks. ROW THREE: I. Czajka, B. Graham, E. Dean, G. Marminq, E. Lynch, F. Stilwell, D. Wintrode, D Leonard, F. Stutcher. ROW FOUR: D. Root, E. Winchester, D. Ash, I. Powers, T. Best, C. Krieger, D. Harrington, D Williams, D. Dee. 2 4 V 2 QE 'El 1' Hf I 3 ' 6 O M E G A P H I P S 6 Hurons, Hurons . . . 1 t ROW l: R. Iohnson, R. Rogers, T. Alford, L. Thomas, W. Strong. ROW Z: H. Carroll, D. Hobson, F. Adams. Theta Gamma Chapter Founded: 1952 Color: Purple and Gold Sweetheart Dance Spring 1956 W we t 2,4 sq , my tg? 1 ww- ' 1 if E.1a:2'5!- -x23!fWi' 2i' ' ' ti VZ. J AA. , 1. 'nW- -zu . --mv af! 2'-H 1255 V 5 f V 75 1111 , A .M . ' Y :S Wg ' 1 -V. V w 2:2-F3 .... 'gf-e 1':gs,'.1 . 1. -. Wg, Q r gum 1 ff: A I ... . 1 1' ' mesa Q . ' 1. W ,,.L, Sha- -, L. V X I 3 . 5 . 4 . V .. . I I 3 f 1 . ' , . 1- E -- R , x S35 3- k 3 5 ' - - A X af . E: 1- '33 1 'W Y' if V I 1 T- 1 W e:c,'-1 19,22 . - A if ., I - s. . W2 P ?sH? f i 1 1 . 94:97 ' 'Q' I gl .:.. .R f1?'1,7r x 1. .T all YI I f ,ff a Ax Y' ,.. iv . . ,, A J a I few HE Y :f':- I 'Fw 'WWW A ,-'N 1 4r- L v N gxn X 4 .1 V v5-'xv 195 ,t 5 Y hm. . 2 A 2 5 - 5 F4 x ' Q Q F :zz . . 1, ,. mf 'I ' Q 41- on x I 3 1 MI, M M 51 f.. ...gl . . M rw 5. ! ve.. rr' A N ' qi, H ,,, j Q .fr flair . i X ' , Lf . .s.' Y'f1Q '- , Sf inf' f ffmwww. ., 4?-',,.. ef. Hgginx fu. '-.5.v4g- . T, 5: . La gi in 5-Y F-:E X5 i Ex 'T'-5 1' 52 111 L' E' if 1 .. -'ffl . r ' ,:'J ,,'i V 5:51 Q-. Q,L!ghg.,H1' Kyo 'M ' ,gjwgfj-KAW - -I ,,m 41.m 4. g H .. ,Fw .-f 1- P551 gf' Ea gg? A. ' . . ml, W .... .. . , . M- fy , -.4-. -9' ,,,.n ,.. f . .,,,-,ww .C W . wi aw,-,. wig 3: , .A ,. A r 2? '1gn.:,:.-.:. I 1 J- fgifff ' '- fx ' 1118! 51 ,A V 1 lg, :gd . 1 zz Y. f . A - 2 ROW l: I. Zukosky, W. Kleinsmith, R. Parmelee, D. Sample, D. Simmons, E. Dubats, E. Dreiman, D. Hancock, R. Handy, B. Smith, H. Haasch. ROW 2: R. DePottey, D. Elqie, V. Cook, R. Appleton, Capt. Sparks, F. Marvin, I. Rose, W. Rose, W. Sobeski, C. Kirkpatrick, I. Whelan, K. Willman, I. Turner. ROW 3: I. Krause, I. Rippetoe, E. Kleinsmith, W. Appleton, I. Walker, L. Alarie, P. Iabloriski. G. Breitner, R. Redick, B. Shurlow, M. Tabris, G. Coscarelly, L. Iohnson, P. Beale, D. Pray. ROW 4: K. Mix, D. Whitson, A. McKibbon, T. Marvin, R. Docking, B. Mason, S. Choate, N. Sobo- lewski, K. Bennett, P. Witcliff, L. Ralaelian, L. Reibel, R. Eppler, K. Santer, B. Weymouth, C. Wood 118 , lf ge,w ,,g5sz,ff fu nzinw, ,. llii . , f is- . M N . 1 , ' -.- A' . ,N if 7. .' gs ,'lIf1,-.ffgfg -QTL-. Alpha Theta Chapter .f.1feiLXq'f,.,f gtg .,,, . -ge 5. It Founded: Merch 20, 1948 Y'5 5Lff'1 if 5.1 ' tml' V Flower: White Rose 5' W . ff if-fl' 'QW .,. L ll-it I . 4, wb. :xl 4 -..,..-:,,:,,lug ., .5 Y Colors: Blue and White jj 5' 1 'ff 3333. 13. . Y ,,, 2.5 Eqygi ,H 7-Lf, ' ' .w , V243 ,,,i. I 1' Q- 1, i, Ef,:,.9?i ?ff'.-E' ' 1 ' . 1 f -'bfi ,W ' 1 . .f 6-Ly.- mwriiw'-3 ':1gb :Em :,. V - 'iw -1- ,J1,-'- j, ng- -5 - , ' wtf., : ' . .fv ' y V I.. .-1 ,A V r .5 Ag' ..,. ' iff! 2 iJL 5ff 2'.'.1f.i1vb?, ii ' V .L 5,3 lg '-' . l I i5f :,.Qq.y'?f -.21 , ,.. 1 Another prize Winner . .- '?5.v ' f:Ea'2' I 'all Z- 1, tHA 'tv,U, ' vxsmzw --4. tea .., A..,gs'Li' 1 -Q '- -4. -. 3-ff' -'QV N' , 7 H -'--1 iff- 1' A - ff ' - ' . .Q its 5' -WW : f9ffgv?' :,H.L:.Z ' 1 i'7 1 'f , r 24 ' .1, Q: ' Y' . . f we A ,N f' iff ,Q it M is -... W Fi a as My WZ. 33' ' A L n' .Y . .,.- f 1 A .' . lf., 1 :Hz - ll 5: '-tx s' Zyl, . . . and CIQW. 1 . 12359 N, ' . r -1-.ff f -Jw. -H L Mad-Man Marathon -We won!! The Washinqtonianu 1956 Delta Phi Chapter Founded: 1955 Flower: Red Carnation ' Colors: Cherry and Grey ROW ONE: G. Bullock, P, Spitale, I. Thompson, C. Pursell, D. Sloan, I. Broun, C. Williams. BOW TWO: D. Parks, M. Boyle, C. Crickrnore, M. Evans, B. Olzem, F. Ireland, B. Blashfield, D Blackwell, P. Barnes, B. Henson, D. Mack. ROW THREE: D. Wagner, P. Shulstad, D. Orrico, D. Hill, I. Penrod, E. Kirkpatrick, B. Opiteck, I Murray, D. Wyer, M. Simmons. ROW FOUR: E. Mirer, W. Spencer, N. Pappadakis, K. Wilson, D. Iott, A. Toth, I. Beers, I. Schultz E. Meredith, I. Buck, B. Doumanian, L. Otto, D. Shultz. ROW 1: T. ROW 2: D ROW 3: A D. Lawson The Queen and cm Admirinq Court ,. , f.. 2, 3. I N, X ,,., VNXN X .,:e-.. Xu,X,l.: fp , ,,, .. .I Q. I I I IX ee! R 'I . .' isis., . , -,.. .Ag A.. , , ' .52-iiiill, I 1 ,5 I 1 45:9 , ' ' - if 5. ,fs f - .- ' -' :' Hz,-Tv . ' ...Q ,.:f, ,' C.. ti' E , ' -qglmi . f V-f 41 I-f 1 , ji, 1 ' 'fl I.. ... .fm-I ':- :Q l' ll . I.. I A . . -1 -. ssgfllp - Rf J ps sfs- If lx mls f'kh :X - 5 F' .Mx . -, -' u ng, , M 5 - 1 ' 5 , 5:--1 H I -wh? r ' . . -- .D , hi px! 52 efrw-1: Uflll Xll'aX llllllllllfll. f V , mt, Il? X' , XXZIMIITI: 'L If IXX :l ll X Xl X. fl ' A li . Ulla - F., 4. 'll' fl 1 fff'4l'l11'li'iffI I ' ll 5: ' .1'am1F+- I I Qian . . e 1 I 1 L 1 if ., .ww ??'!!! - - ' . ' ' X mwiiillf ' Vll ' ' ' F i so sf I fflkfwellllll iw fr f Y f-is . A 71' . - Ii If I X' Igllllfsgi ' 'V . 'lil Ml-'-2:2 H' If . hw: . . IE A M fs, .:. 5 AA,q I 1: 5 I X- I ' - fii if .27 . V - The lcrst time we sow Poris . . Independent Chapter Founded: 1928 Flower: Yellow Narcissus Colors: Moroon cmd Gold ROW 1: H. Surtmcm, G. Menefee, T. Gotts, R. Sumner, Mascot Brutus, R. Iuckson, G. Berbcxum, R. Fulton, D. Roe, R. Robb, A. Foqle. ROW 2: D. Adler, I. MCG-ill, L. Niendorf, R. Miron, R. Schaffer, P. Reid, D. Kilby, T. Rutilu, I. Oakes, L. Briskorn. ROW 3: C. Watson, C. Gray, W. Trcxum, M. Semcmske, R. Dczvies, E. Sprague, I. Harrison, R. Schclrchsburq, I. Wicrrd, R. Thornburg, I. Kropfeld. FRATERNITY MEN LIKE PRETTY GIRLS!! f 'fi SW Q 8 W1 .f - ' x . 1 fae- I N I 1 A 4 X A A 4 'VWEWD A 1 Q, T Vv mv' N- f W x A ' 'XXV Q' ig , Sf..NW' E Q Q Q 3. M ' M ,M . 6 Q 1 N-+P I NX . ' y . E 'r f IFN AN- 6838 VXNN, fm I ff V W ,fl M Qx 1 li X . X!! y ,ff ! jf Q 'X jj Q ,f V u Ill Z Q' f aw+sx5 9 , fgi nv 'I Q . 1 06, . . A V 0 1 xx l 9000 p0vo00 v ,, 1 N xg Mir lax lm 0 vpkggfgopv . 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Green, Director of College Planning and Development at ceremonies marking the changing of the college's name. l. . ' WN , 'gi' Qvmgl ,-'fri .. 'I' .z I, HOMECOMING COMMITTEE ROW 1: B. Martin, S. Brown, Dean Crane, R. Mason, T. Santer, S. Davis, Dean Hollis, I. Parks, D Larsen. ROW 2: I. Mader, H. Babbett, W. Fitzpatrick, I. Rippetoe, L. Wilson, M. Rydzewski, C. Condle, R Morrow, I. Malin, M. Chamberlain, I. Steiner, D. Temple, I. Trinkle. 25 fffs , gv ,, A , K ' 211.1 jf ,'Q ' ' I C ' 1 f ., mrlrfff W-f 1 ' , .,. , ' -ii. I . 4 T Q-se -,,A .,...' - . 4 Qi? 5' f- ' i If 1' 5' F' F I 'Q L-, ..f mlm'-'VK -5 ,fm 1 z f I 1, Q , J -A -:uw HW j -Q Jj 3 I + + fiffi I IP? Nj! 'I ' 1 1 If L51 , Mfg Cf w' W H 5 ft 1 li tlq , cg ' 'W' I L ' I Y 9 ' 1' -vw' . .,. ',:.:.' 3 Goodison Hall EMC Players THE WINNERS f if-, 1 ,f ,I EQXL ff'4! 4 Z9-may CMU Www P. H' ,Mx i no V27Lc,cf0f3 J 579643, F7 QSOWK . + 'H 5-ff... -f V, ,ffL,wL,,g,af QW .Aw fv ' r 1 ' 3 W. 10' lj LQQZZ6-L' A25-7706 gi:-wh, 'Q .,. 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Freshmen at the class QFCIITIGS- JK . sf Student Religious Association Starkweather Hall is the home and headquarters of all the re ligious groups on campus. The doors of this famous campus land mark are always open to students. ln addition, many organizations hold their workshops and social events here and are welcome to use all of the available facilities. Every Wednesday afternoon, the Student Religious Association sponsors a free coffee hour popularized by students and faculty Programs presented during these informal gatherings often consist of interesting speakers and movies. Through these coffee hours and various other activities the Student Religious Association aims at promoting understanding and fellowship among the church groups Q71 1 v A t R --'- , if i't M I Tank D Simmons E Lentz, K. Bennett, S. Graesser, B. Lowery, M. Kerbyson, S. Trabue. CANTERBURY CLUB . 1 11 E I 1,5- 91,7 5 WT? I I 1.h . A HOW ONE: R. Fraser, A. Iohnson, A. Ecrrdley, L. Pritchard. ROW TWO: C. Ccxtt, E. I. Coit, M. Kerbyson, E. Ccxtt. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE I . ' I 3 Fi T .. -I - I 'Mr I -Q I ,W . 1 f ' I' '-T121 , ,Lax .gg . .M 5 . I I T ,WN x ' ,,,..,, Q .ft . H, . Fi I f I. II I 3 ' 5' 2 . .2 if 'Q f ' I i l : 1 I if: I - f ' 4 -:io .1 ' ' I J Tal '-j- 211 -.ii VJ 'NI 1 1: 11 eh! 'V 5 .EE f ' 'I 97 --vl: .221 11' ROW ONE: I. Fortune, I. Anderson, B. Lowey, D. Simmons, D. Poet, W. Holland. '31 PLOW TWO: M. Schmidt, W. McOuee1'1, M. Service, M. Bottomley. w f 1 1 ' . J ' s We Lv 'am 5.-I H fl v GAMMA DELTA fMo. Synod Lutherans! ROW ONE: E. Schemm, S. Baker, D. Kromm, Rev. Scheips, Mrs. Scheips, I. Cole, S. Horvath, I Papke, I. Luebs, S. Trabue, M. Hakula, N. Imo. ROW TWO: C. Dihle, I. Langdon, R. Faulmann, S. Schultz, K. Willman, V. Cushnack, I. Haman C. Watson, N. Michael, P. Pillsbury, L. Sewell, S. Schomaker. EQ ETX - , he A Business Meeting? A' Swing Your Partner fha, 1'2 Az lfl INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP ROW ONE: C. Watson, M. Fillmore, E. Lentz, B. Waits, R. Schuler, I. Brown, M. Miller, C. Iohnson, V. Thrun. ROW TWO: S. Plath, M. Cain, B. Iohnson, I. Marshall, R Huff, F. I-lovermale, F. Townsend, L. Pence C. Schuler, E. Innes, B. Mueller Time Out For Sonq I 1 E 4 After Meeting Refreshments LUTHERAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION ROW ONE: A. Ecrrick, B. Seils, C. Welle, I. Mcittlin, Rev. Sipe. ROW TWO: H. Hines, M. Tank, W. Fisher, M. Proctor, L. Sample, N. Puehler, WESLEY FOUNDATION ROW ONE: Rev. W. Doncrld, F. Abbey, L. Hughes, D. Tenney, C. Horton, G. Wilks. ROW TWO: D. Noble, D. Crawford, I. Williams, S. Hessler, A. Urey, N. Brooks, K. Diselrod, C. Iohnson. 135 NEWMAN CLUB .2 W' 1' , M ,, , yn . cz. 5. sg 7 f w 1 1 . A .- 51211 W ROW ONE: R. Schroecfer, A. Ccntelmo, Fr. I. Krieg, R. Coscczrelly, M. Dieqel, H. Fczlczhee F S1y1cer ROW TWO: L. Cemcxvcr, W. Sobeski, K. Wall, M. Yczuqhcm, B. Schwcxlrn, P. Kuklc B Tre-sh I K11 mark, S. Stoner, E. Zom, C. Brooks W Conference Fun ! 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Under the supervis- ion of Mr. Work, the cast and crew put together a play which was well received by the audi- ence. COLLEGE P AYS 2--,f l :1 S., -.-fi :ef Tx. 111 11- 1110151 1 1 1 f N 1 . .., E 5 , -1 , gn.. , .. F , Y ry., ' ' 1' 'H 11 11 1 1 X ,. '1 N 1111 , Y' V 1W11M11H11!11 x,,11,, me 1 H 11111,1,w11 .gif l . - Ju-Z fha' ,414 2 .f ,960 If W 1 X' ' Q' M fir f J 5Mf ' jeffueffffefee 1 944- af ,1, JK ,L V' M Ziyi-df, 21,4 If X Lo-Z4 X 7 jyjjigzgfw-f faq! W 'Q 'Z,g,f4.cf41 Zvi!! V Practice in McKennyCqL544'J 1 , fa av !11H 11 11 11 1 1 X1 ??Z5?f!151' 1'-11 11 he l 55eN.'ll'1 ' ..- if Careful Study Crucial Moment is-J I Actors and Accidents The Eastern Michigan College Players is an organization which seeks to promote interest in the arts and crafts of the theater through actual participation in play production ac- tivities. Eastern Michigan College Players ROW ONE: M. Robb, L. Finch, D. Mandi, L. Eifefson, P. DiGiorgio, C. Orr, A. Nelson, I. Sinist, P. Mann, D. Larsen. ROW TWO: E. Bondy, K. Thompson, I. Wagley, I. Stanton, D. Pierson, D. Peck, Dr. Work, Mrs. G. Bird, B. Crawford, P. Bloes. ROW THREE: D. Beste, R. Nichols, C. Henerys, F. Cross, S. Burris, T. Cousins, A. Waldo, K. Town- send, I. Siano, I. Tewmey, L. McCorry, I. Pippitone, F. Bruno. ...sl 3 gv , .. Q7 OUR MUSIC ee:-4 .TNR 1 1: - f-05.5 1, 1 tt t- of .. , 1 rkgeaw ,ALW,, W College-Civic 'Orchestra The College-Civic Orchestra is cx sixty piece orchestra mode up of high school students, townspeople from the Ypsilanti cirecr, cmd Eastern Michiqcm College students. ORGANIZATIONS ff Choral Union gives students an opportunity to participate in a rich musical program. The Union consists of the Choir, Wornen's Chorus, Men's Chorus, Freshman Girls' Vocal Ensemble and all other interested students. Choral Union and Choir 69 i Eastern Michigan College Band Y QL- A I ' f if , il p ' ,- ' -. 1' I 1 xH pe z' lic' -...fag I ,' , Qm 4, ,- .. 'I : -:Li A 'if A .4 Qf 'QV-' e eee e e e-- 'J 1 1 1-.f , fr ta . , b 1 . . f Q K H' KJ? 'T' if, ,. '54 f y m - 1 . V P7 ' ' Q Q ' ' 1 'J ' X fy:-1-.l'f,j I-,WF . -w,,-up, fs- Q31 ,V 5. V ,.- . ' s , --N1 V r . - Ne-fy If' I1-Y-J' -Tl'1r.2i fl ' 1 5? V, 1. 'ii'-' . . 1 -' A jg-'-' A A - M, zqziwfe-wr-lar:--' M, , 2 rf 'f r N - Ex' f A -J 5 A A 4 LA54. ff.. , gg, 5,3 ' '-rf' N ,- . gg E2f5 iJTFf',:'.a!13f.', -, .' 1 -ff'c x ', 142 Much work and practice is necessary before the public performance. Drum Major: Norbert Sobolewski Maiorettes: Gail Ponte Gay Schaffer Maureen Trosko Iackie Bailey Donna Poet N Practicing music in Pease ROW ONE: N. Ryan, S. Seyterth, C. Eisenhauer, E. Bondy, D. Clark, C. Niemela, M. Welch, M. Velky, M. Hutchinson, S. Pearson, S. Levine, R. Kessel. ROW TWO: P. Schultz, P. Broderick, D. Rupp, S. Eichhrecht, L. Fokens, Dr. Fisher, I. Koppin, M. Kaiser. ROW THREE: I. Smith, I. Vuillemin, I., Kelly, M. Ieziorski, I. Kuhl, M. I. Dyke, B. Muller, R. Shattock, C. Skinner, T. Cusick, M Dunn, I. Masterton, C. I-lorwood, E. Leslie. Future Teachers of America The purpose ot the Future Teachers of America orqanization is to acquaint students with the history, ethics, and Presenting Our Panel ot Experts philosophy ot the teaching profession. 'Li1'l? 'H .w C? julia' ROW ONE F Townsend D Whitson, P. Zabawa, E. Anderson, D. McCormick, M. Furay,,I. Walters, ROW TWO S Reeves Miss Robinson, D. Hartman, M. Taylor, E. Kleinsmith, R. Eppler, D. Adler, The S1010 Sgciety is Q11 ROW THREE C Phrlbzn L Ruqqles, I. Greenwood, M. Velky, K. Keller, L. Spicuzzcr, L. Aleks, A. l'1O1'lOT S0Cl9lY fOI' SODITO' Waldo L Sewell B Manning I Cole. ,L d t h h Row Form G spfmke M Mcravish, 1. Phy. B. Nichms, B. smith, H. lnklovich, s. Hofvmh, M. more S U en S W 0 we G Mrechrels L Fokens S Fleischmann, M. Constas, M. Bovee, L. Blanchard. Scholastic average of B or higher. STOICS and ALPHA PHI OMEGA ROW ONE: A. Helms, B. Heise, R. Allove, D. Harrell. ROW TWO: Mr. Profit, Dean Lawrence, W. Mead, I. Pitts, T. Butts, I. Walters, Mr. Buchingham, Dr. Roth. ROW THREE: R. Morrow, A. Dittmar, W. Fitzpatrick, G. Kassabian, R. Fullerton, L. Wilson, C. Hunt, R. Gonser, R. Machin, R. Buckscxr. ' Qi ' ii 1.-' 2' 1f,',g.f' 1'-. lv I w if Q3 2 :. 14- :Jn 46 f '1'Fb 2ak Qi,-D CHRISTMAS PARTY W 1.3! XM! ffyiffflf ' ,A 'HNMQEH 5, VL, ,vw YULE 147 48 I IIIIQ f53xv-rr! MH H ummm E 5 :: I X H l il W5 HCP -.J Tony Pastor 'I49 HARVEST 5 SOPH SWIRL 4-,Q fi'i'j, JH , , In e Q I . . if III I Q., Io-Arm Parks Copy Editor Iack Walker Business Manager W ' i II? ' K Y S ' .wifi . , 2 I e I 2 I W . A, , 2 2 2. I. ' . it gr el? RQ- , il 1 I I . 11:21 .. ...,mf2z ff - ,M , ,wigigg It . me .?-Q A ..?l, , fx I i,1 . I Ralph Warren Art Editor Violet Cushnack Editor li F5 L I 1 I tn. It S972 P 152 ROW ONE: I. Patton, M. Vetter, I. Dwyer, S. Ttctbue, I. Bauman, P. Menoutes. ROW TWO: I. Parks, G. Hunger, M, Miller, K. Keller, L. Rehberq. STAF , M1 153 LQ-EE 1 '57 rf' ,AMET- -i 1. j 'f L 1 E ff . jal',1' NS? .E l g it fi.:-:As-9 , -A Q- -..-- 4 lil ' -W b L w - Alon Bullion 'jfdf-9 3'-. - V ' ,-- Editor, Ectll A-1 1 .-I eh - , f -- Scilly Syminqion Art Editor, Spring xl 5 'Y v.-.-. , V ', r Y if 4 qi 1 ' 2 4 Iudi Pike Ari Editor, Forll Sollie Stinson Editor, Spring STAFF Helen Bender News Editor Bob Dockinq Maxe Oberrneyer Editor Assistant Editor -av if Ralph Morrow Larry Wilson Frank Marvin Business Manager Advertising Manager Sports Editor 1 L .1 I L. ' it it ,. 7 ' V 494' B. Mills, I-I. Bender, D. Simmons, I. Mader, T. Butts. Q,-.L Young Democrats ROW ONE: I. Marcetti, D. Elsra I Wolter, R. Kerr, Pt. Leszczynski. ROW TWO: I. Rutherford, L. F Zelinske, D. Ouellette, D. Kromm The purposes of thxese organizations are to stimulate an active interest in gov- ernmental affairs, to increase the interest in the efficiency of popular govern- ment, and to foster and perpetuate the ideals and principles of each party. ummm? Young Republicans ROW ONE: P. Ryder, S. Horvath, K. Tholen, K. Max, K. Wilson, G. Hough Mr. McArthur. ROW TWO:- T. Hovermale, S. VanH- Ken, B. Owczczrek, L. Larson, B. Rector, B. Franklin, T. Smith. F. ,M 4.,-,, e r ywfi 1 5 I I el C If-. 1 r an 1. ,111 r gl f l ri it 1 w sill 1' ?iW ' - f l Vg , ' 3 I l 1 ' fl? t ill 'A i - l . l - Er-5, gn gf: l' lf ' li' s S ' fl .1 ,ebb 'Q' . ..,,, 'li- .1 - fi -,-f '.' -4 X ., S '44-' 4 W, ir - '25 1 . V fe 4 Q? 'Li-E? ROW ONE: M. Simmons, K. Mix, S. Brown, Mr. Gilden, D. Poet, I. Spangler, M. Ieziorski. ROW TWO: G. Hartman, P. Czarnecki, S. Chamberlain, B. Roberts, I. Voss, D. Clark, C. Orr, M Searles, K. Sauter, B. Marlin, C. Skinner. E. M. C. Hospitality Committee The primary purpose oi the E.M.C. Hospital- ity Committee is io serve prospective stu- dents, parents, Visiting high school and college delegations when they visit the campus by providing guide service and in- Making Plans formation about Easterrfs academic, social and physical program. X r it r . rt. ., ' wmv-- ,X 1 7 ' 3 in Q 'U A-N V 9 if dl? M' f f 1' A 5?-X ' W Jil! gg I7 Jlgxg f XR ,NK Wim N' '9 1 4 , 150 . ' y A ff' I 1 A . gl ' w f QL2- 'Y , ' QRW 40553, 5 2 'jimi-'ily Q -' W 4 AW N 5 X X . 'J' .1 Q 0 1' Q I A f' ,9 AHA' vi Q w 'Q f X 0 A 443 .A-f-ww. ' NN 13+ Q- 10,2 Sva X . if QQ I fil' ,1 X . WH! wr 1 f 'A 'T ' v l S jx X 1 . QNNIMAMV Z gg... h S 4' K 'i if M f-xg gx -S + -- X Q 2. x 5 Q0 ' ff? Us 6 . Q23-X 2 ff46A i N X ' XNM! , 4.4 I 'gif ' N- .ff K f ' X lf, ps + ij! x -3 'A' mfw w w V V f f QR' 1 -Q4 4' .Ht ri 'rr 'Qs K 'Q X ink' Numbered areas indicate locations of 13 building projects, either under con- struction or in the planning stage. Key to numbers: C15 Married students housing, C25 Women's residence halls, C35 Theater, C45 Liberal Arts building, C55 Fine and Industrial Arts building, C65 Music building, C75 Instructional Services building, C85 Library addition, C95 Physical Science building, C105 Biological Science build- ing, Cll5 Teached Education building, C125 Physical Education building, C135 Health Service. il w If P' OF, O i F J' 1 t f.f!ifl,j e .ei A' A' L+ f'--fe-'agar i-ai 'KY rf isnt. 'H 1 Q ,ML .nu lil! 4 'illh 4 Eastern Michigan College has embarked on a build- ing program-unequalled in the century-long history of the college-in an effort to meet the demands of rapidly increasing enrollments To meet this need for additional classrooms, the col' lege has several instructional buildings on the draw- ing boards and one under construction. The Edwin A. Strong Physical Science building and an adjoining science lecture hall are expected to be completed for the opening of classes in September. The science building will house the college's physics and chemistry departments. Also under construction are two dormitories and a kitchen-dining room unit of a women's residence hall complex which are to be ready for use next fall. Construction of the third of four dormitories in the project is slated for completion by September, 1958. With the increasing number of married students, the college also has under construction 96 apartments for married students in Pine Grove Terrace. The completion of plans and the start of construction on a gymnasium physical education classroom building, a fine and industrial arts building, a class- room wing for the new physical science building, a teacher education classroom building, an instruc- tional services building, a liberal arts classroom building, an addition to the college library and a biological sciences building are in the future for EMC. This year plans were announced for a large-scale building package to be financed by bonds issued against student fees. Included in this package are anew health service, a theater and dramatic arts building and conversion of the present health service to a music building. 0 Index P Alpha Gamma Upsilon . . . Alpha Kappa Alpha .... Alpha Phi Omega . .. Alpha Sigma Tau .... Alpha Xi Delta . . . Arm of Honor .... Art Guild ....... Aurora Staff .... Band ............ Basketball Team ..... Baseball Team ......... Brown House Council ..... Canterbury Club ....... Catalina Club ....... Centro de Espanol .... Cheerleaders ........ Chemistry Club .......... Choral Union and Choir . Christian Science ......... Christian Youth Fellowship College-Civic Orchestra . . Concepts .............. Cross Country . .. Delta Sigma Phi ..... Delta Sigma Theta .. . Delta Zeta ......... Der Deutsche Verein Eastern Echo ............. EMC Hospitality Committee EMC Players ............ English Club . . . F.B.L.A. ..... . P.T.A. ........ . Football Team . . . Forensics ....... Gamma Delta . . . . . Geography Club ......... Goddard House Council . . Golf Team ............... Goodison House Council . Hillel .................. History Club ........... Home Economics Club . . . lnterfraternity Council . .. International Club .... lntervarsity ........... Iones House Council . . . lunior Class Officers Kappa Alpha Psi . . . Kappa Delta Pi .... Kappa Phi Alpha ..... King House Council .... Lambda Iota Tau ..... . . Library Club .................. Lutheran Students Association . . . Maiorettes . ................ . Mathematics Club Men's Union ........... Modern Dance Club ....... Munson House Council ..... Mu Phi Epsilon ........ Natural Science Club ....... Newman Club .............. Occupational Therapy Club .... Omega Phi Psi .............. Panhellenic Council ...... Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia ..... Phi Sigma Epsilon ........ Physical Education Club .... Pi Kappa Delta .......... Pi Kappa Sigma Pi Omega Pi ...... R.O.T.C. ............ . Senior Class Officers . . . Sigma Nu Phi ....,... Sigma Tau Gamma ..... Sigma Sigma Sigma ..... Sophomore Class Officers .... Special Education Club ..... Stoics ........ ............. Student Social Committee .... Student Council ............... Student Religious Association Tau Kappa Epsilon .......... Tau Sigma Chi ..... Tennis Team .... Track Team .... Wesley ....................... Women's League Advisory Board Women's League Representatives Women's Recreation Association . Wrestling Team .............. Young Democrats . .. Young Republicans .... Zeta Chi Sigma ...... Senior Index-January Seniors Aiken, Neal E. Alabak, Iohn ,.......... Young Democrats Club Anderson, loan .......... W.R.A., Player Club Baker, George Arthur William ..... English Club Barney, Richard H. Bedell, William Bendle, Patricia Suzanne CMrs.J .......... Drama Benson, Mary lane ...... Stoics, W.R.A., Cataline Club, Kappa Delta Pi Bernhardt, F. Paul ......... Republican Club Bourassa, Harlan R. .......... . .Drama Club, Young . . Newman Club Bowlin, Robert E. ....... Future Business Leaders ot America Bruland, Glenn E. .... ....... G eography Club Bullion, Alan D. .......... Editor College Art and Literary Magazine Butts, Don ............SigmaNuPhi Campbell, Mary .... Bersani, Carlo A. . . .W.R.A., Goodison House Breuninger, Phylis. . Council, Women's League CCampus Sister Co- Chairmanl Cole, Arlene S. Conklin, Carolyn Ann .......... Kappa Delta Pi, All College Social Committee, MSNC Players, Homecoming Committee, Freshman Ensemble, English Club, Alpha Xi Delta, Lambda lota Tau, Stoics Cosey, Lillian ..... Alpha Kappa Alpha, Modern Dance Chenault, Iones .............. Kappa Alpha Psi, Student Library Assistantp Special Education Club, Sociology Club, Community Service Program Dank, Robert Paul .......... Tau Kappa Epsilon, Varsity Basketball, Men's Union, Varsity Foot- ball Ellis, Iohn T. .................... Arm of Honor Finch, Thomas Garcia, Ioseph H. ........ . and Track, Vice President of Bus. Club, Tau Kappa Epsilon Gordon, Nancy. . . Freshman Football . . . . . .Pi Epsilon, Spanish Club, Choral Union Haasch, Harry T. .... .... S igma Tau Gamma, Pi Gamma Mu Hagopian, Richard E. ....... Tau Kappa Epsilon Hallaq, lssa Y. .... Vice-President of International Club, Chemistry Club, German Club Halle, Robert A. ........... Sigma Tau Gamma, Newman Club, Homecoming Committee, American Childhood Education, Aurora Staff Hamilton, Henry ......... Natural Science Club, Chemistry Club Hannon, Elisabeth Howard ........... Freshman Counselor, Wesley Foundation Hart, Dorothy. . ............. International Club, Inter-Varsity, SRA, Spanish Club Hartie, Carolyn fMrs.A Watsoni ...... SRA, Stoics, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, Chemistry Club, Natural Science Club Hayden, James F. Hobson, Donald Lewis .......... Omega Psi Phi, Sigma Alpha Sigma, Pi Kappa Delta, EMC Players, Forensic Society, History Club, Young Democrates Club, Future Teachers Association, Sociology Club, Choral Union, Christian Youth Fellowship Holland, Clayton Theodore- ....... History Club, Spanish Club, Newman Club Horne, Georgia ................... English Club Iohnson, Ioyce ....... Future Business Leaders oi America, Newman Club, Home Ec. Club lones, ludith Bates ...... Vice-President of Alpha Xi Delta, Social Chairman of Women's League, Secretary oi Sophomore Class, Lambda Iota Tau Kaselemis, Constantino Gus. . .... Arm of Honor, Interfraternity Council, Special Ed. Club Keagle, Sophie I. .............. Recreation Club, Cataline Club, Dance Group Kelly, Suzanne Grace Kerr, Carolyn King, Dill Lee ........ .... P i Gamma Mu Knight, lohn Clyde Kolesnich, Majorie ............. Future Teachers Association, Sociology Club, Newman Club, Choral Union 2 Kraus, Keith .................. Delta Sigma Phi, Tennis, History Club Kubicki, Stanley N. .....,....... Newman Club, Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Special Ed. Club Laubengayer, William L. ........ Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Natural Science Club Lemmer, Mary Louise ....... Delta Zeta, Student Council, Goodison House Council, Home Eco- nomics Club, Modern Dance Club, Aurora Staff, Newman Club Lowney, Patrick E. ...... Alpha Gamma Upsilon Lutz, Priscilla D. ................ Newman Club, Occupational Therapy Club, Special Educa- tion Club, King House Council Irwin, Ioyce CMcIlrathI ........ Lambda Tau Iota, Pi Kappa Delta, Glee Club McSherry, Ann Elizabeth Maki, Clinton G. Malcolm Ir., Charles Franklin.Phi Sigma Epsilon Minor, Harlan I.. . .A ........... Kappa Phi Alpha, Men's Union, Basketball Moorman, Robert Iames Morgan, Richard E. ..... ..... C horal Union, Inter-Mural Sports Moxson, Grace M. Mulvany, Barbara .... Business Club, Pi Omega Pi, Modern Dance Club, Delta Zeta Nalbandian, Richard ............. Arm of Honor Navarre, Dayle ......... Alpha Gamma Upsilon Nelson, Arlene May ............ Alpha Xi Delta, Alpha Psi Omega, EMC Players Nelson, Barbara ........... Goodison Treasurer, Newman Club, WRA. Ohliger, Shirley Anne ................... WRA Pappadakis, Nick .......... Tau Kappa Epsilon, Captain Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football Patterson, Ralph C. .....,..... Kappa Alpha Psi, Interfraternity Council, Track, Choir, Sociology Club Pennebaker, Kenneth I. ............ Treasurer oi Business Club Pickell, Iames ............. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Eastern Echo, Munson House Council, Ameri- can Childhood Education Pray, Richard Bruce ........ Sigma Tau Gamma, Industrial Arts Club Purdy, William H. Putnam, Ruth H. Renwich, Donna ............ Alpha Sigma Tau, Goddard House Council, Geography Club Roberts, Iune C. ............ Centro de.Espanol, Future Teachers Association, Inter-Varsity, International Club Rogers, Chester A. ............ Alpha Phi Alpha Rohrer, Kenneth H. ............. Zeta Chi Sigma Rosenbusch, Doris Fredericka ....... Delta Zeta, Gamma Delta, Occupational Therapy Club, Iones House Council, Iones Ad. Board Royce, William D. Sarkany, Leo E. Schindler, Ioretta .... ..... K appa Delta Pi, Stoic Society Schlichting, Iack . . .,........ Arm of Honor Schwalm, Barbara ......... Choir, Choral Union Smith, Marjorie May .... Home Economics Club, WRA Snyder, Rolland A. ,............. Veterans Club Stilwell, Frederick L. .......... Kappa Phi Alpha Taylor, Ronald I. ......................... Golf Thomas, Sandra. . .President and Vice President of Sigma Nu Phi, Freshman Counselor, Choral Union Toth, Lillian Myra ............ Delta Psi Omega, Pi Kappa Delta Tunison, K. Richard .... ...... A rm of Honor, German Club Walker, Iohn Alan ........ Sigma Tau Gamma, Assistant editor of Normal News Walker, Marrianne ........ Sigma Sigma Sigma, Choral Union Wascoe Ir., Edwin I. Washington, Charles L. ......... Omega Psi Phi, Football, Fraternity Basketball Welper, Francis Wilbanks, Claude ....... .... T ennis, ROTC Williams, Iohn P. Wood, Frank Stephen A. ....... Band, Orchestra Wright, Leonard - Alpha Pi Alpha, American Childhood Education Wright, Nancy Wyer, Richard - Tau Kappa Epsilon, Dormi- tory House Council Zander, Burton D. - Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Homecoming Committee Zizzi, Barbara S. - Alpha Xi Delta, Women's League, Dormitory Advisory .Iune Seniors Ahmad, Iadwaa - Kappa Alpha Psi, Track, Chemistry Club, lnter Fraternity Council Alarie, Louis lames - Sigma Tau Gamma, Business Club, Dorm Council, Student Council Alford, Thomas - President Omega Psi Phi, President Pi Kappa Delta, Secretary Inter Fraternity Council, Social Chairman Munson Dorm Allison, David G. Anderson, Edith May - Chemistry Club Anderson, Elizabeth Ann - Treasurer Alpha Sigma Tau Annas, Georgia - Student Council, Stoics, King Advisory Board Arlen, Richard T. -- Phi Kappa Delta, Alpha Phi Omega, Tau Sigma Chi, Christian Science, Veterans Council Arnold, Beverly I. - Special Education Club Atkinson, Thomas - Pi Omega Pi, Tau Sigma Chi, Alpha Phi Omega Atwood, Iudith L. - Band, Orchestra Aubuchan, Richard I. Baird, Doreitha - Delta Sigma Theta Baker, Edwina - Band, Orchestra, Mu Phi Epsilon Baker, Harold L. Bantion, Richard R. Bantien, Suzanne - Student Council Bargarnian, Carl Batko, Frances M. Beers, Iames - Tau Kappa Epsilon, Dorm Council, Recreation Club Belleville, Dale K. Berkich, Edward Iohn H Vice Pres. Kappa Phi Alpha, Student Council, Varsity Baseball, Chemistry Club Berry, Marian Best, Charlotte Mrs. - Geography Club Blauvelt, Herbert H. Blewett, Ronald G. - Math Club Borgstadt, Peqqy' W Alpha Xi Delta, Special Education Club Borswold, Nadene Bowers, Rella Mrs. Boyle, Brian W. Breikss, lvars P. Briskorn, Lee - Zeta Chi Sigma, lnteriraternity Council, Student Council, Varsity Baseball, Business Club Broderick, Pat - Sigma Nu Phi, Goodison Hall Secretary, Student Council, Women's Recre- ation Association Brooker, Marie L. e- Sigma Sigma Sigma, De- bate Team Bryant, Amaryllis - Alpha Kappa Alpha Treasurer Iones Hall, American Childhood Education, Future Teachers Association, Pan- hellenic Council, Freshman Counselor Bryant, Herman W. - Recreation and Physical Ed. Club, Square Dance Club, Swimming Club, Ski Club, Math Club Brown, Evelyn - Women's League Advisory Board, Delta Zeta, Secretary Senior Class, Goodison Hall Council and Advisory Board Brown, Gertrude V. Brown, Iames M. - Tau Kappa Epsilon Bunce, Dale Burress, Daniel A. - Alpha Gamma Upsilon Buster, Iohn - ROTC Drill Team, Science Club Buttles, Edward K. Camillo, Ronald - Sigma Tau Gamma Canon,.lohn S. - Geography Club Chadbourne, Iudy Lynn - President Goodison Dorm, Women's Recreation Association, Phy- sical Education and Recreation Club Chamberlain, Daryle D. 64 Chase, Marcia Alison - Sigma Nu Phi, Occu- pational Therapy Club Chowen, Rose Mary Ann - Choral Union, Delta Zeta Cianala, Echite Clifford, Carol lane Close, Alice - Pi Kappa Sigma, Sociology Club, English Club Close, Ioyce Close, Iohn Robert - Arm of Honor Cole, Kay Sharon - Iones Choir Congdon, Dorine Mendis Constas, Maria D. - Mu Phi Epsilon, Stoics, Women's League Coon, lacquelin Ann - Choral Union, Delta Zeta Cooper, Carol - Sigma Sigma Sigma, Goddard Hall Advisory Board Corcoran, Iohn-Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Spec- ial Education Club Cosgro, William Thomas - Alpha Gamma Up- silon, Special Education Club, Veteran's As- sociation, inter-Fraternity Council Cotterill, William A. Cracknell, Harold Robert Craig, Barbara Mrs. - Stoics Craig, Kay L. E. - President Kappa Delta Pi, President Physical Ed. Club Crane, Vivian - English Club Crawford, Barbara - EMC Players, Alpha Phi Omega, Wesley, Natural Science Club Cumming, Grace-Vice-President OT Club, Choral Union Curtis, Glen Lee - Natural Science Club Cushnack, Violet l. - Editor and Business Man- ager oi Aurora, Homecoming Commitee, Pres- ident Gamma Delta, Secretary Delta Zeta, American Childhood Education Czanko, Iames C. - Kappa Phi Alpha, Varsity Club Dale, Norman I. - Delta Sigma Phi Daly, Richard E. - Tau Kappa Epsilon, Phys- ical Education Club, Varsity Club Davis, Grace Anne A Alpha Sigma Tau, New- man Club, Special Education Club, Collegiate Players, Pi Epsilon Davis, Sally Charlotte - Alpha Sigma Tau, Homecoming Committee, Women's League, Recreation Club Dawson, Edward L. DeCaminada, Martha C. -- Women's Recrea- tion Association, Basketball, Baseball, Sec- retary Treasurer Sophomore Class Deibel, C. Louis - Sigma Tau Gamma, Mun- son House Council, President Geography Club, German Club Demski, Virginia - Newman Club, American Childhood Education Dempster, Thomas Edward Dickerson, Ioyce-Stoics, Natural Science Club Diegel, Martha - Newman Club, Choral Union Dittmar Ir., Arthur H. - Commander ROTC Drill Team, Natural Science Club, Marching Band, Alpha Phi Omega, Secretary Young Republicans Club Docherty, Isabelle - Corridor Chairman Iones, President lones Hall, Physical Education Club, Women's Recreation Association. Docking, William Robert - Sigma Tau Gam- ma, Editor Eastern Echo Dawkins, David E. - Treasurer Alpha Gamma Upsilon, Senior Musical Drake, Nella Elizabeth - Pi Kappa Delta, Math Club, Forensics Drews, Peter D. - Tennis Dresnell, Iirnmie Dreiman, W. E. Duchesneau, Theresa - English Club, Newman Club Dunham, David Lee - Kappa Phi Alpha, Inter- Eraternity Council, Men's Union Durham, William E. - History Club Duyck, Margaret - Delta Zeta, Panhellenic Council Dyke, Mary lo - Board Member Women's Rec- reation Association, Future Teachers Asso- ciation, Choral Union, Women's League Board Member Earle, Willis L. - Arm of Honor, Physical Edu- cation Club Eary, Robert F. Edgar, Iames Ehrbright, Richard M, - Tau Kappa Epsilon Eichbrecht, Shirley E. - Gamma Delta, FTA, Math Club, English Club, SRA Eichorn, Iohn P. - Vice-President Iunior Class, Math Club, FTA Elder, Ruth E. - Mu Phi Epsilon, Band, Orches- tra, Choral Union Emerick, Nan - Mu Phi Epsilon, Band, Orches- tra, Choral Union Eppler, Robert - Sigma Tau Gamma, Stoics, Brown Hall Council Erdody, Barbara - General Chairman Com- munity Service, Women's League, Golf Club, English Club, Delta Zeta Fallcenbery, Gary W. - Tau Sigma Tau Fallcenbery, Roberta Fawl, Donald T. - Newman Club, History Club, FTA Finsel, Ioyce E. - Sigma, Sigma, Sigma Sec.-Treas. Wesley Club, SRA French, Lois - EMC Players, Art Guild Fischer, Georgena S.-LSA Foran, Kenneth M. Frazier, Anna Lucille - Modern Dance, Delta Sigma Theta Fraudnheim, Ioseph A. - Kappa Phi Alpha, Captain Golf Team, Varsity Club Freeman, Iohn Bradford - History Club, Veter- ans Organization, Young Dems Frye, David W. Fuller, Mary Ellen - Newman Club, Delta Zeta Furkiofi, Frances - Sigma Nu Phi, Women's League, Stoics, English Club Gardner, loan G. Gayner, Robert L. - Arm of Honor, German Club Girardin, Richard H. - Delta Sigma Pi Goulish, Mary Ellen - Newman Club Graham, William H. Gray, Nancy - Sigma Sigma Sigma Greene, ferry W. - Industrial Arts Club Greenfield, Marjorie R. - Mu Phi Epsilon, Choir, Choral Union, English Club Greener, Edmund D. Griffin, ferry - Baseball Team, Men's Union Griffeth, Catherine - Freshman Counselor, Ca- terbury Club, Corridor Chairman Griswold, Ross G. Hachigan, Alice - President Library Club Hadley, Marjorie - Delta Zeta, OT Club Hadr, Amee - Publicity Chairman Women's League, Sigma Nu Phi, Goodison Advisory Board, Panhellenic Council. Hallifield, Doris - Vice-President Home Ec. Club, Panhellenic Council, Delta Sigma The- ta, Cataline Club, Modern Dance Club Hamilton, Carol May - FTA Hagopian, Ruth Stuart -- Newman Club Hartman, Dolores Ann - Chemistry Club, Ger- man Club, Stoics, Math Club Hassen, Betty Robinson - Pi Omega Pi, FBLA Hatter, H. Kenneth Hawarny, Arlene H Freshman Counselor, Wo- men's League, Student Council, Dorm Coun- cil, Student-Faculty Activities Committee, Al- pha Xi Delta. Haynes, Donna - Sigma Nu Phi, Gamma Delta Henderson, Dolores - Alpha Kappa Alpha, Physical Education and Recreation Club Henson, Bradley - Tau Kappa Epsilon, Phys- ical Education Club, Student Council, Vice- President of Dorm, Assistant Trainer of College Herrmann, Alfred G. - Delta Sigma Phi, FBLA Hildebrand, Beverly May Hirota, Ioseph S. Holft, Donna M. Hood, Mary Hosie, Ann - Physical Education Club, Sigma Nu Phi, Women's League, Stoics, Kappa Delta Pi Howe, G. loAnn Hulton, Vivian Hunter, Arthelda Hugie, Beverly - Women's League, Home Ec. Club, Band 165 66 lmo, Nancy - Secretary Gamma Delta, Choral Union, House Council lackson, Richard - President Zeta Chi Sigma, Student Council, lEC Iacobs, Allan - Drill Team, ROTC laeger, Donald - Phi Sigma Epsilon lanicki, Lillian - Pres. Mu Phi Epsilon, Sec. Sigma Nu Phi, Choral Union, Choir, Treas. Goodison Hall, Goodison Hall House Coun- cil, Music Chrm. Goodison Hall lanter, Marlene M. - Vice-Pres. Delta Zeta, WRA Board, King House Council, Women's Rec. Assoc., Physical Ed. Club Iarrett, Daryl Mrs. - Library Club, Square Dance Club lelacsity, loyce I. - Sigma Sigma Sigma, Pan- hellenic, Orientation, Newman Club, English Club lennings, Ernest W. lohnson, loan - Majorette lohnson, Norma lean - Pi Omega Pi lordan, lanet A. - Special Ed. Club, Alpha Xi Delta Iordine, Marjorie lean ludson, Helen Gould Kaczorowski, Shirley A. A Physical Ed. and Rec. Club, Pres. Women's Rec. Assoc., Wo- men's League, Goodison Dorm Council Kapp, Dorothy Anne Keller, Bruce D. - Phi Sigma Epsilon Kilmark, Ioan E. - Kappa Delta Pi, Newman Club, Stoics King, Charleen C. - English Club, Seminar Comm. Kiser, lerry R. Kirkpatrick, Charles N. - Men's Union, Sigma Tau Gamma Kitson, E. lames - Men's Union, IFC, Sigma Tau Gamma, College Social Committee Klopter, Hilda - FTA Koan, Gayle Kolander, Marlene - Kappa'Delta Phi Kolb, Phyllis A. - Modern Dance Club, Wo- men's League, English Club Kasky, Ioan H- Physical Ed. Club, WRA Krokker, Kathleen - Newman Club, ACEI Lacey, Durwood B. G Vice-Pres. CYE, English Club, WUS Larkin, Robert W. - Sigma Tau Gamma, Art Guild Larson, Linnea-Young Republicans, OT Club, Ski Club, Bowling Lavoie, Dorothy - Delta Zeta Leianowicg, loanne - Modern Dance Club Lentz, Elizabeth - Women's League, lnter-Var- sity, SRA Linville, Dorothy Ward Lonzon, Charles - Tau Kappa Epsilon Lumetta, Paul - Tau Sigma Chi, Art Guild Lynch, Edward - Kappa Phi Alpha MacDonald, Lois - Pres. King Hall, Women's League Exec. Board, Women's League Ad. Board, WRA McClure, Gary D. McCrea, Robert M. McGill, Donna - Physical Ed. Club, WRA McGlaughlin, lames - History Club McKnight, Deborah Heers McLain, Roy E. Mclnnis, Keith G. - Delta Sigma Phi McKibbon, Alvin E. - Sigma Tau Gamma McKinney, Max l. - Officers Club, Math Club, Chemistry Club, Natural Science Club McLaughlin, Richard Carl McMillan, lerald O. Magary, Barbara - Mu Phi Epsilon, Kappa Delta Pi, Goodison Council, Choral Union Mannise, Mary - Pi Kappa Sigma, Newman Club Marryott, Mary lanice Mayberry, loyce Marsh, Richard L. - FTA Masters, Martha - Sigma Nu Phi, King House Council, King Counselor, Women's League Ad. Board Mead, Warren E. - Tau Sigma Chi, Alpha Phi Omega, Pi Kappa Delta, Student Council, lntertraternity Council, Forensics Memhardt, Donna -- Sigma Nu Phi, Gamma Delta Menoutes, Pauline - Women's League, Au- rora, ACEI, Geog. Club Miller, Martha - Inter-Varsity, Golf, Bowling Miron, Ronald - Zeta Chi Sigma, Munson Hall Counselor Montoye, Consuelo Moore, James P. - Delta Sigma Phi, Bus. Club, IFC Moore, Ierry R. - Tau Kappa Epsilon, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Orch., Band Moreau, Richard B. - Chem. Club, Math. Club, Newman Club Mouch, Raymond M. Moynes, Mary Ann - Alpha Sigma Tau, Home EC. Club, Vice Pres. Dorm Munro, Mary K. - Delta Zeta, Newman Club, FTA Murphy, lohn E. - Newman Club Nass, Harold W. - Chemistry Club Nattrass, Norma lean - Library Club Neering, Ann - German Club, Seminar Group Nelson, Arlene - Choral Union, ACE Nicholas, Billy B. Nieman, Barbara Ann - Newman Club Nolan, Anne-Women's League, Spanish Club, Geog. Club, History Northrup, M. Kathleen - Alpha Sigma Tau, Women's League, Goddard Council, OT Club, Geog. Club, History Northrup, M. Kathleen - Alpha Sigma Tau, Women's League, Goddard Council, OT Club, Aurora, Normal News Odum, Maude - Delta Sigma Theta O'Dell, William G. O'Hara, Nancy Gamble - Goddard Council, FTA, ACE Onisko, George Optermann, Stanley Roger Ostermyer, Ray - Choral Union, Band O'Toole, Maureen - Alpha Xi Delta, Vice- Pres. Goddard, Student Council Orr, Carolyn e- Alpha Psi Omega, Delta Zeta, Special Ed. Club, Pres. EMC Players, Repub- lican Club Ortner, Donald R. Papke, Ioan - Gamma Delta, Band Papp, Eugene - Delta Sigma Phi Parker, Carol Parker - Chem. Club, Young Re- publicans Club Parker, Gwendolyn - Human Relations Parker, LeAnn - Sec. Sigma Sigma Sigma, Sec., King Hall, Treas. Senior Class Parks, Don - Physical Ed. Club Parks, lane Mrs. - Alpha Xi Delta, Homecom- ing Comm., Oueen's Court Pasche, Marilyn I. Passtield, Nancy R. - Home Ec. Club Patterson, Ellen - Newman Club Pekarek, Clara Mrs. Perrett, Shirley Snell - FTA Peterson, Dolores - Delta Zeta, WRA Peterson, Donna Lea Petzold, loyce - Alpha Xi Delta, OT Club, Wo- men's League, Stoics Phillip, Roy - Seminar Comm. Phillips, Margaret - Pi Kappa Sigma Pierce, Losie - OT Club Pizzuti, Dolores - Delta Zeta, Art Guild, New- man Club Plautz, Dela H. - Kappa Delta Pi Plyer ,Richard I. Poling, Shirlee - Sigma Sigma Sigma, Student Court, FTA, EMC Players Poorman, Don LeRoy Popp, Alexander F. Potts, Guydeane - Sigma Nu Phi Pritchard, Morry - Alpha Gamma Upsilon Procter, Muriel - LSA Puls, Charlotte - Delta Zeta, Special Ed. Club Purcell, lohn I. - Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Pursell, Carl 4 Pres. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Young Republican Club Raiaelian, Agasy - Math Club, Geog. Club Raftery, Marshall - Math Club Rattery, Mary Mrs. - Sec.-Treas. Math Club, Treas. Kappa Delta Pi Ramirez, Aida Reed, Barbara May Reiti, Dorothy L. Reiher, Bonnie - English Club Renaud, Eugene V. Richards, Mary Lou RivKin, Gloria - Sec.-Treas. Hillel, SRA Robbins, Iames - German Club, Spanish Club, International Club Robertson, Grady -- Pres. Delta Sigma Phi, Bus. Club, Vice-Pres. IFC Robinson, lohn C. Rocheleau, Ruth Iacobs Rose, Ierry W. - Sigma Tau Gamma, Bus. Club, Student Court Rose, William - Pres. Student Council, Vice- Pres. Sigma Tau Gamma, Men's Union, Pres. Brown Student Pub. Board, Gen. Chairman Homecoming Comm. Ryan, Mary - lones Ad. Board Ryan, Iames W. - Arm ot Honor Ryder, Patricia - Pi Kappa Sigma, OT Club, Ski Club, Young Republicans 'I67 68 Sampier, Shirley - Alpha Sigma Tau Sample, Don - Sigma Tau Gamma Sanders, Russell - Tau Kappa Epsilon Santer, Charlotte - Sigma Nu Phi Santer, Thomas - Delta Sigma Phi Schneider, loretta - Delta Zeta Schneider, Peter Schomaker, Sally - Sigma Nu Phi Schoten, Robert W. Van Schultz, Philip M. Schupbach, Linda - Women's League, Pres. CT Club, Sec. lunior Class Schwenk, Robert L. Bertha, loyce - English Club, LAS Searles, Mary lo - Delta Zeta, Women's Lea- gue, Dorm Council Seavey, Patricia N Delta Zeta, WRA Board, Catalina Club Sharp, Ardys - Freshman Ensemble Simma, Sue Ann - FTA Smith, Barbara - Hospitality Comm, Stoics, FTA Smith, Marian - Sigma Sigma Sigma, Physical Ed. Club, WRA Sobeski, William Donald - Newman Club, Sigma Tau Gamma, Stoics Sobolewski, Norbert - Sigma Tau Gamma Sokarada, Anne - Sigma Nu Phi Sottile, Samuel - Zeta Chi Sigma Sparks, Annie - Alpha Kappa Alpha Spehar, Pauline Spencer, Wayne - Pres. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Men's Union, FBLA Stelzer, Meriam - Pres. Goodison, Delta Zeta, Women's League Stepauian, Ruben - Delta Sigma Phi Stephen, Marcia - Alpha Xi Delta, Lambda lota Tau, Kappa Delta Pi Stevenson, Verna - Alpha Kappa Alpha Stratelak, Ernest - Phi Mu Alpha Strohl, Wayne M Phi Sigma Epsilon Surtman, Herbert -e Zeta Chi Sigma Sutton, Sandra - Pi Kappa Sigma Swantek, Patricia - Special Ed. Club Swope, Fayth - Mu Phi Epsilon Thompson, lames - Tau Kappa Epsilon Tesch, Patricia - Kappa Delta Pi Treats, Douglas - Sigma Tau Gamma Tottoli, Laura - Sigma Sigma Sigma Trinkle, Irene - Alpha Xi Delta, Chief Justice Student Court Taylor, Evelyn - Delta Sigma Theta Tonks, Ronald - Kappa Phi Alpha Volcheck, Ioanne - Newman Club Vandecar, Barbara - Pi Kappa Sigma, English Club, Wesley, Band Waara, lanet Sachs Walker, Luella - Home Ec. Club Waters, Barbara-Women's League Ad. Board, Panhellenic, Delta Zeta Wiher, Virginia - Alpha Sigma Tau Weber, Stella - Phi Kappa Delta Werner, Ianet-Sigma Sigma Sigma, Women's League Wetherell, Richard - Tau Sigma Chi, Pres. Alpha Phi Omega, Student Council White, Elaine F- History Club Whitman, IoAnne - Physical Ed. Club Wiseman, Douglas - Tau Sigma Chi Witherow, Edward Wilkins, Doug - Phi Sigma Epsilon Wilkinson, Phyllis - Physical Ed. Club, Wo- men's League, WRA, Cheerleading Williams, Mary - Pi Kappa Sigma, Mu Phi Epsilon Williamson, Imogene - Physical Ed. Club, Alpha Sigma Tau, Bus. Club Wilson, Thomas - Alpha Gamma Upsilon Wittenback, Marilyn - lnterVarsity, History Club, FTA Wittich, lscella Mrs. Withey, Carol Wittig, Ianice May - Alpha Xi Delta, Panhel- lenic, EMC Players Wolfe, Cean -- Sigma Nu Phi, Band, Student Council Wolter, Iayne - Pi Kappa Delta, Delta Kappa Pi, Forensics Walters, Iennie -Q Physical Ed. Club, WRA Wright, Connie Wright, Herbert Francis Yenkel, Raymond Zabawa Sr., Paul - Kappa Delta Pi, Stoics Zenobia, lones - Alpha Kappa Alpha Zimmerman, Geraldine - Sigma Sigma Sigma, Dorm Council, English Club Zulewski, Frank Ioseph Zumstein, Rosemarie - Sigma Sigma Sigma, College Social Comm.
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